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State paves way for streetscapeThe state legislature has approved a measure that will clear the way for the start of work on a $2.4 million streetscape project. The work would include streets and sidewalk improvements.

B y K e v i .n B r o w nS t AFT W U T U

After a year of uncertain ty , sta te legislators on Friday passed a bill th a t would allow for the s ta rt of con struction th is fall on P lym outh 's $2.4 m illion streetscape project.

The sta te Senate and H ouse had debated various ways to (>ay for ex is t

ing and planned projects by down town developm ent au thorities in M-icbigan. The plan approved Friday was not as good as P lym outh streetscape backers hoped for, bu t should allow the Plym outh DDA to pay for the project, with some left over for the DDA director's salary and recruitm ent and retention programs.

“T h a n k you, sta te of Michigan, for not wounding us as m uch as we could have been," said C ity M anager Steve W alters

“T h e worst case was going to leave us w ith nothing for operations,” W alters said. W hile W alters was still working on projections of how much money the city could capture each year for operations, he estim ated th a t figure a t $30,000-$40,000, according to the new legislation.

To pay annual bond debt for the streetscape project and ou tstanding debt on the downtown parking s tru c ture — a cost of $340,000 annually —

Sliding into summer

the Plymouth DDA can capture all taxes that DDA district properties would have paid to schools, according to the legislation passed Friday.

T he Plym outh C anton schools would in effect not loose any revenue, as the legislation calls for the sta te to guarantee revenue in tended for the schools.

If school taxes in the DDA distric t does not produce enough revenue for project debt, the d is tric t can capture taxes from the d is tric t which would have been paid to local governm ents.

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T h e P ly m o u th -C a n to n school board M onday n ight passed an $85.8 million budget for 1994-95, reflecting an increase in expenditures of 11 per cent over 1993-94 and a switch from local to predom inantly s ta te funding.

School officials say th a t by th is tim e r>ext ysar. P lym outh-C anton taxpayers could see a millage renewal or bond proposal on the ballot.

“ It appears we are not ou t of the millage business,” said T rustee Jack Farrow. “Som etim e between now and th is tim e next year, we are going to have to renew our non-hom estead m ills.”

New expenses in the 1994-96 budg et include opening two new elementary schools ($900,000); employee retirement costa formerly paid by the state ($4.1 million); deferred wages ($1.3 million); negotiation contingency ($$00,000); new/rsstored programs ($3^000); and an Aineritech high

technology grant ($535,000). Croats for short-term borrowing will rise from $240,(X)0 th is year to $550,000 in 1994 95

B uilding a new m iddle school and capital im provem ents a t lytwell M iddle School and O allim ore E lem entary are potential major expenditures, said Superin tenden t John Hoben.

“ In the fu ture there will be a need sou th of Joy Road for a m iddle school. More will be needed along the lines of technology, perhaps w ith a bond issue in the fe tu re ," he told the board. “As th e debt goes down, you should look a t another proposal and extend it in to tim e. I t’s pain less and it allows you to rectify a problem .”

School Board P resident Roland T hom as said it 's tim e to decide w hat to do about Lowell, the m iddle school leased frinn Livonia.

“W s've been there since 1961. If we're going to continue to use th a t building, we need to step u p to the p la te and decide w hether to invest in

the in frastructure or build a new school,” Thom as said.

“You need to address the issue for G allim ore, too, in m aking a decision on the fu ture use of th a t school,” said Hoben. Recent p lans — since placed on hold — called for G allimore to be converted into a facility for special programs. S tuden ts who a ttend the C anton elem entary would be tr a n s ferred to other schools.

Per pupil spending is projected to rise from $5,190 in 1993-94 to $5,779 next year Oif the $.589 increase, $276 is due to retirem ent costs passed onto th e d is tric t, say school officials.

“T he proposed 1994-96 budget has been, and continues to be. one of the m ost com plicated in recent years due to the completely changed method of financing public education in M ichi gan,” said Hoben. “T he sta te I>egisla ture, which passed the 1994-96 school finance reform bills Dec. 24, 1993, is continu ing to pass legislation which could directly im pact the d is tr ic t’s

projected revenues and expenditure!* for the upcoming school year

“T he ftjnd balance (rainy day fund) as of Ju n e 30, 1995 is projected Ui l>e $1 m illion,” added H o ^ n . “T h is rep resents only 1.2 percent of total ex penditu res."

In 1993-94, 98 percent of the <lia tr ic t’s revenue came from local sourr es; 2 percent from the sla te Next year, ^ percent will come from the sta te and 15 percent from Im-al soiirc es

T he board appropriate*! $8.5 H mil lion of its $86.8 m illion in revenue Salaries and benefits account for 87.3 percent of the bu<lget. Purchased ser vices, supplies and o ther expenses to lal 12.7 percent of expenditures

Hoben cautioned the board that the d is tric t could face next year an added $1.5 million in costs for Plym ou th -C an ton’s share of Wayne ('oun ty special education services and re tirem ent costs shifted to the d istrict by the state.

Salem graduate is king of citizen beeLeonidas Addimando, a 1994 graduate of

Plyniouth Salem High School, won the National Citiian Baa and an $8,000 triag e scholarship Monday, defeating 60 finaliata who travriad to Washington, O.C^ from 31 stataa to oompata.

U ta two-day avant was sponaorad by tha Qooa Up Foundation, a nonprofit, nonpartiaan ergani- tation dadloatad to hiatds-oo govammant aduoa- tioa.

Addimando, of Canton, who plans to attend tha Univaraity af Michigan in tha CaU, was able to tyaoa tha dawalopmant of individual libaatiaa through UB. Suprama Couit dadalana and plaoe individual eMas in U.S. Cirouit Court distrieta.

He else listed all the qualificationa to become a naturaliaad citisan of the United States and ax- plainad a host of other oonospta. Accompan3dng Addimando to Washington, D.C., was his history taachar Scott Beaman.

“Questions dahra into hiatoiy, government, geography, aconoiaica and'currant avanta,” said Moira Foley, also g SaloBi grad who now ia out- raacb manager fer Cloaa Up'a community out- raach department in Aianndrin, Va.

Folay said aba wont aa Car as to “pull out my d M ring. I wore H as a good hick charm. But I think it was Lao’s skill that aron it for him,” aha

Other Michigan arinnera included Jeff Kessler from Detroit Country Day Schctol, who finished fourth and won a $1,000 scholarship.

“Leo is such a nice kid, »nd a gracious winner He’s brought a lot of pride to his hometown,” Foley said.

The Citisan Bee is sponsored in part by the National Aaaociation for Secratarisa of State, Kraft <3eneral Foods and MicKigan Clonsumera Power.

In preliminary rounds Sunday, students an- tarad a two-and-a-half-hour written oonteat fol-

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The lj«»eni preoented Hoben with ita K itre Miler Award arul asked tha t aa supenn tendan t em en tus, he cunlinue to share his rx^iertioe and wiodom

I should oak, where is the meal ' /oked Hoben Like Bat tish iii and W alker. Hoben kept his a>rumenU to a miniroum. He said he s|x>ke recently with an es ieeme<i educator from New York reitardinK ( ’hariea Little. Plym outh ( 'an io n 's new superin tend enl, who currently holds th a t position m Ham burg. N Y

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told cnc we are leaving the d iatnet in food honda, ' said Hotwri "I wtah him the Iteal of everything, and I'm sure be will move the dis inc't ahead

In bis final n>eeting synopais to the board. Hoben said. “I can boneaily may tha t 1 will miss put ting ogeruioa together I can al»o huneatiy say 1 won't m iss it 1 will be looking for what happens on M onday evenings o ther than m eetings '

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with bis lost evoluatioo, and re viewed it in open saosion

On a scale of one through Ave with one being unoatiafacUM7 and five outstanding. Hoben received an overall rating of 4 26. He woe rated in categoriee ranging from l>oard superintendent relations to fiscal responsibility, curriculum and p l a n n i n g .

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l i f t rfail> lor P ly m o u th '. Kourth of Ju ly celebrationl

The iraJitiona l parade at I P m .Monday features a non trad ;tional )^rand m arshal, or grand m arshals the P'r«i H ill Brief . ase Drill Team

,.\lso Bcheduleti to appear in the parade is Gov John Engler. along

w i t h c l o w n s , p o l i t i c i a n s , cheerleaders, bands, horses, bicycles, displays of m ilitary equip-

followed by a three hour oral com t>etiUon The top 15 studen ts ad vanceti to M onday’s finals at the General .Services Auditorium in W ashington, D.C On the agenda was Tive and a-half hours of oral and w ritten quizzing

It's amazing. These kids are so knowledgeable. It isn 't ju s t an sw enng who was president when. ’ said Foley. ‘The com[)etition Lakes into account critical think ing skills. They had U> do a lot of relating judicial cases to present day cases.”

achievem ent of participating s tu den ts

"Just as a spelling l>ee brings suspense and a competitive verve to a fundam ental discipline, the C itizen Bee brings excitement to the leaching and learning of h is tory, |K>liCic8, economics and cu rrent events,” said Steve Janger, president of the Cloae Up Foundation

m ent, and plenty more.Then at duak, it 's tim e for the

annual fireworks display a t Mas- .sey Field. Both events are sponsored by Jaycees.

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Gov. John Engler, whose tta ff hatpad aforked on the compromiac paaaad by the atate Legialaturc, m ust sign the bill for it to become law

W alter* said the City Cummig- sion m ust vote on w hether to seek project bids before work on the project is actually scheduled.

Allowing tim e for Engler to sign the bill, the m easure arill likely go before comm isaioners a t their Ju ly 18 meeting, W alters said.

To boost operating programs, DDA Director Steve Guile said the DDA will likely choose to supp lem en t current operating programs a t least for the next five

to seven years with moosy from the DDA budget surplus, which stands at about $700,(X)0

W hils construction atould begin th is fall. "M ure than half of the project would be compia>ad nest year," W alters said, "dspending on what Lhs w eather and the tim e frame perm its.”

"W e're going to have to do some re-evaluation of the project design, the critical thing is having the street repaving and infraa- t r u c tu r e th in g s in c lu d e d ,” W alters said

‘We don 't w ant to run over and do n 't want to rely on reaerves for project i-oats," he added.

T he project, already scaled l>ack from a $5 million plan proposed in 1990, has been tou ted as a Ifoost for downtown business and source of pride to residents, as deteriorating downtoam stree ts and sidewalks would be replaced.

T he idea for the Citizen Bee was developed by Dr. Robert Clarke, a professor of political science a t Grand Valley S tate College in Allendale, Mich., and was im plem ented in K ent County w ith assistanc-e from the G rand R apids Press in 1981. In 1985, the G rand R apids Citizen Bee Association asked Close Up to expand the com petition nationally.

Stolen car foundA car reported stolen M on

day from a Plym outh Town sh ip driveway was found the next morning, according to a report filed with police.

T he 1988 brown four-door Ford T au ras had been parked on a driveway on T erry Street, and the keys were probably left inside, th e owmer told police.

It was found a t 7;30 a.m. by D etroit police a t Joy and Pen- rod in D etroit, with a tire and m iscellaneous parts missing.

Police have no suspects in the incident.

Stereo takenA car stereo was reported

stolen Saturday from a car parked at S unsh ine Honda, 1205 Ann Arbor Road.

T he th ief got inside the car by prying open the driver’s side door, then removed the stereo and speakers. Police have no suspects or leads in the theft, which happened between 7 p.m. Friday and 9:30 a.m. Sat- urtiay, according to the report filed with Plym outh Tow nship police.

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Alan J. B< Bacon, C hri Donald B. I Bak, Amber Baker, Adam society). T he chael I). Ban (4.0 and abo' C hriatopher B atts, Sangit ciety and 4. sem esters).

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Angelo Cai Ju a n J. Cam 0 . Caracxrstai son, Adam < C arter, Michi Casey, Guijii zanne Chanct san K. Cham

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Plymouth Salem, Class of 1994PlyoMuth Salaa (raduataa ware kald Sunday, June 12, at Hill Attditmrium L ia t^ below are the pwduataa.

Matthew M Abbott (honor ao- c ia ty member and top peda point4.0 aitd above for aevon aemaa- tera), Lacoidaa S. Addimando (honor society aitd top (reds point4.0 and above for seven aemes t«re), Alexander M. Allan IV (honor society), Lauren N. Allioo, Jennifer D. Altannan, Rahul R. Amin, Rabaoca M. Andaraen, Matthew R Anderson (honor society), Melinda J. Andrew*. Au- dra /L Arndt, Lynatta N. Arpi, Kristiisa M. Ash. Karla D. Atwood, Adrienne A. Auten

Alan J. Bachmura,, Miriam A. Bacon, Christopher A. Bafoxxi, Donald B. Bain III, Brid(et A. Bak, Amber M. Baker, John L. Baker, Adam J. Bakosrski (honor society), Theodore V. Barker, Michael D. Bama, Daniel P. Baimett (4.0 and above, seven semesters), Christophsr J. Bassett, Paul T. Batts, San(ita M. Baxi (honor society and 4.0 and above, seven semesters).

Kathy L. Beale, James P. Bees- ley, Karyn E. Behnke (honor society), Christy J. Behnken, Scott D. Beiring, James T. Bennett, Aaron A. Berlin, Kevin A. Berlin, Donna M. Bernhardt, Melanie A. Bickell, Michael T. Bids, Teandra M. Birely, Rebecca A. Blaxic, Amanda K. Blumberg.

Rajendra N. Bo(hars, Michelle L. Boling, Terren J. Bonkowski, Sean M: Borgman, Daniel A. Boa- man, Halle J. Brannon (honor society), Elicia L. Bridunan, Craig K. Briney, Anne M. Britx (honor society), Jesse C. Brown, Kamie S. Brown, Deborah M. Broxovich, Timothy J. Brush, Jennifer L. Bryan, April D. Bugarin (honor society), Anthony S. Burge, Eric C. Burleson, Mark W. Burley, John W. Buxuvis III.

Angelo Cairo, Karen P. Cairo, Juan J. Campos Jr., Christopher G. Caracostas, Raymond P. Carlson, Adam J. Carter, Alyse M. Carter, Michelle F. Carter, Jay M. Casey, Guijinder S. Chabil, Suzanne Chance (honor society), Susan K. Chandler, Jason R. Chap-

maa, Micbaal S. C b a r a ^ 8 u oay L. Ckubma, lamii L. Claala

Kwrin A. CUrk, DweA M. CItsnawi (bosMir aodiatyK R)m* C. Claasofis, Bath A. C lo t, Aadraw J Coburn, Kara A. Cnlaagrin, Jaaat L. Confer, Jadyn Suannaa Conklin (hooor society). Anthony Corridoro (honor society). Julie M Coyfo, David M. Cm ic Lien L Cravan. Brigid A. Cfonia. Aaron E. Crux, Emily B. Cummiag, Ju lia B. Cutting.

Emily A. D'Andran, Hyo-Jung Dan, Jaeon Thomaa Da nek, Kirk Allan De Giorgio, Datak A. Da- Karake, Malieea Ivory DaLoog, Colleon M. De Meteanare<honor eociaty), Maeon J. De Mink, Niai- tha N. DaSbaxor, Kelly Sue Dali'Oreo, Erica Anne Damcfaick (honor aodety), Laalay M. Denton, John Michael Derbin, Melissa Deanne Devine, Dina Marie Di Dario, Scott David Digaabairo, Marco V. Di Ponio, Jason Stewart Dodge, Nicole Renee Dristy, Karen Sue Drohyahewski, Shafoli Dua (honor society), Eric (Charles Duma, Xuong Vinh Duong.

Shannon Marie Eddy, Joahua Lucm Edgar, Valerie Ann Edick, Ryan S. Edwards (honor society), Jeffrey B. Eldridge, Scott Leonard Evans.

Todd Patrick Falko, Troy Edward Falko, Emily F. Farrell (honor society), Tina Michelle Felt, Kristian Ulrich Fernando, Lindsay Jude Ferlin, Angie Lyn Finney, Jeffrey David Fisch, Mark Christopher Flynn, Jeremy Thomas Fox (honor society and 4.0 and above for seven semesters), Garrahd Anne Foy, Janice Ann Freij, Kimberly A. Fruit, Leslie A. Frydl.

Phillip Anthony Galofaro, Miriam Lorraine Garcellano (honor society and 4.0 and above for seven sem esters), Jam ie Lynn Gardner, Brooke Leigh Gentle, Heather Marie Gentry (honor society), Jason Daniel Gibson, Heather Michelle Gillig (honor society), Lisa Renee Girardin, Matthew John Glaxa, Jeffrey Paul Glebe, Bradley Lee Glynn, Edward C. Gould, Cara L. Gray, Nori Beth Green, Michael Wayne G rim m ett, Benjam in Todd Grover (honor society), Candida

Cwrris Lyaa Haaaa,Hardea (baaar aaefety).CarlstM Hathaway IV,Tara Head. Ckrlatiaa Rohart Ha- bai (honor aodety), Daalei Kea- noth HadaoD. Kathedaa R Hetd (boaor a o d ^ ) , Klrataa Aaa Haiarlch (hooor aodety), Oiajnry KeodalJ Hallmera, BriM Joha Here, Kerry Noalla Hard.

Kelly Ann Karroo, Benjamin Patrick Haas. Kalin Faith Haaaa, Aaron Francis Hayniyer, Katha- rina Laa Aium Hinota, Margnrat M. Hodenfiald, Ryan Hoff, Stephanie Ann Hoog (honor sodety and 4.0 and above for sovan eamaatare), Karen Marie Hough, Sharon L. Hough, Jamie Lea Houmard, Aaron C. Hoerard, George S. Hoarard, Jerry Robert Hrbcek, M atthew M acBain Huber.

Robert Dillon Hudson, Steven H ughee, Robyn M. H u ll, Stephanie Ann Hunt, Steven David Hurst, Julie Anne Hutchinson, Tracy (Darole Huth, Airoo Anthony Innea, Amy E. Jacoba, Lori Ann James, Michelle Diane James, Brian Michael Janaeo, Brad Raymond Jaskolski, Andrew R Jenkins, Trad Jensen, Courtney Lynn Johnaon, Paulina Jane Johnaon, Rachael Annette Johnson, Kevin David Jones, Richard Eljjah Jordan, Karin Marie Kangas (honor aodety), David A. Karras (4.0 and above for seven eemestere), Laura Beth Keehn, Erin Bianca Keena, Brian F. Kelly, Rocky Shawn Kelly, Tammi Lin Kelly, Farah N. Khan (honor sodety), Nirav Hari Khar, Eric Thomas Kida.

Brian Joseph Kiefer, Jeffrey Todd Kilby, Jin Young Kim, Ryan Lawrence King, Donald Allen Klemmer, Donald Kristopher Kline, David Jason Knight, Rebecca Lynne Koehl, James M. Koenig, Ehin Marie Kopko, Christine Elaine Korduba, Scott A. Ko- rycki, Daniela Kovacs, Melissa Kowalis (honor aodety), Jamie Shaun Krueger.

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Plymouth Community Band opens 3 5 th summer seasonB y K kvin B row nS t a ft Warrea

Both Elvis and the Plymouth ('ommunity Band got their start in the 1960s, but only one of these [lerforming acts is still going strong.

The Plymouth Community Band opens its 36th summer season of Concerts in the Park at 8 p.m. today.

Charter member Bill Upton recalls the band's first performance in 1966. "We started out in front of the high school, it’s now Central Middle School,” he reesdied.

Upton and some other charter membere will be back tonight, along with hand director Carl Battishill "We do light classical music, a lot of show tunes, marches end novelty numbers,” said Battishill, o u t in g Plym outh Canton schools trustee who joined the band in 1979 and is director of bands in the West Bloomfield public schools.

Musical numbers are cboeen "to entertain the audience that comes to these kind of concerts,”

Battishill said, adding lots of kids and seniors traditionally attend the concerts.

The band raises money to pay for sheet music, the band direc tor's salary and other expenses through donations and ia run by a board of directors.

There are 50-60 muaicians performing in the band. Their numbers have included local District Judge James Garber, on trombone.

How are members selected? "If you own an instrument and you can walk and you can manage to play along, you're in,” Battishill said.

Upton said that those who on occasion havt joined the band but lack the neceasary musical ex- pertiae tend to figure this out themselves.

The 36th summer season had been scheduled to stert June 23, but rain canceled that performance.

The band, which alao travels to Northville and Belleville for performances, performs year round.

excepting August when hand members take the month off.

The idea to start the bsmd, Upton said, came from "a group of us that played in a (Jennan band"

“All of us had played in a concert band of some sort," said Upton. now a retired Ford engineer. The band numbered about 20 members at the start.

Of unusual experiences over the years, Upiton recalled the time at Kellogg Park when the canvas cover used to shelter the band during a rainstorm — the band now performs at the park band shell — dumped collected water on band members.

"You're having a lot of fiin with a lot of nice people.” he said, on the appeal of playing ih the band.

Concerts are scheduled on successive Thursdays, July 7, 14, 21 and 28.

The band's scholarship recipient arill alao perform at one of the concerts.

Dortations to the hand can he mailed to post office box 700746, Plymouth. 48170.

Coffee shop poets back in townB t K ev in B row n Rtafs WaiTsa

Those Plymouth PoeU ate hack at it this summer, preeenting a Plymouth Poetry .Summer Poetry Festival at a downtown coffee house.

The series opens from 7:90- 10:90 p.m. Thursday, July 7, at the Plymouth Coffss Bean Company on Psnniman, with srriter Renee Skoglund and Karen Gould, who founded the Plymouth PoeU Cafondar.

Thoae par forming In the seriea, OB Thursdays through Aug. 11, aie a varied busch. T h a posU range from traditional formal pools to highly exporiaBental and cuBlamporary poeU," said Rod Rainkait, Plymouth'■ post-in-rsa- idaaca and fauntfer of tha group.

Rainhart said the readings ars •ossplabls for aU i«ss. * n W s sm al bs snything frightstdag or st^ssrtoashls or oonUroetattoeeL"

he said, adding all who attend are invited to read thair oem poatry at open micropbotie aeesions before and after the acbeduled readings.

To damonstrate the range of poetry to be presented, Rainhart described Gwid, who ia reading at the ftret aaeaion, as "a frunily oriented very traditional poet.”

Some others scheduled to read during the summer series, offer more oxporim sntal poetry, Reinhart said.

The Plymouth Poets, formed laat Call by Rainhart "are a looaaly knit group of writer* and pooU from tho Plymouth aieo who are committad to nroating and sharing quality poatiy In a supportive traditional eofhohouos otmoe- phofe,~lMaaid.

“Peoplo should oomo piepaied to IlstoB to feora and p a f^ p a U ,” ba said. **Psopla are at io u ^ an- rnuragad to bring thair oem poetry and ahai* it at tbs

readings — these also fonction as free flowing poetry workshops, sre discuss aoefa others poems and encourags on# onothar."

What's special about poetry? “Poetry enahlee us to shore the deepeet feelings of our souls in sn elegant, beeutifully structured eray to that are can communicate srhat we feel,” he said.

Rainhart said some musicians could be included in this summer’s aeries.

Scheduled July 14 are Plymouth Canton schools teachers Steve and Debbie Marsh; Viai- itom veteran Wolf Knight July 21; Reinhart July 28; Tom Stanks and Wayne State Unhraraity faculty member Murry Jackson Aug 4; and Horisons ia Poatry founder Ron Allen “srho daacrihaa the gritty, sweaty urban reality of urban Detroit," Rainhart told, and Amy Fum anak at Plymouth Aug 1 1 .

Alkia Upoa, WUllam Scott Luka, KoUy Ann Mac- Donald. Raahail Mac Kaa-xia, Joaaioa Maria Maei. Sam Bilan Madsen (kowor aodiaty), Sarah A. Maklna, Alexis CkristiBa Mariaoa, Robert Nick Maikovic, Kavia Michaai Marsaa, Mlchaal Philip Hugh Maraalla, Stacy Laa Marshall (honor socioty), Jeffrey Harold Martin (honor aodety and 4.0 attd above far seven semaa- tera), Devid Joaaph Maahni, NausheanMaaood (honor aodety and 4.0 and above for seven semeatere).

Jennifer Ann Maoaey, Tara L. Maycock, Melissa Michele Me Bee, Michael Robert Me Clain (honor sodety), Patrick D. Me Kee, Karie Lm Me Kean, Brian James Me Cullen, Joseph G. Meoad, David Richard Meflbrd, Joshua Charles Meier, Hayley M. Meik, Richard Michalaki, Jennifer Marie Middel, Eileen Blixa- beth Mihalik, Daniel Claude Miller.

Jason Michael Miller, Megan L. Miller, Robert Alan Miller, Ryan MichaeL Stephanie A. Miller, Heather Midiele Millikan, Michael E. Moran, Alan C. Moran, Jr.. Kelly Anne Morgan, Jessica K. Moyer, Amy Marie Muirhead, Kanwar Partap Mul- tani, Kiranpreet Kaur Multani, Eric David Muochott.

Nadia A. Musleh (honor sodety), Brian M. Neal, David C. Newby, Matthew David Nichols, Jeffrey C. Nielson, Nishant Niroola, Timothy J. Nixon, Matthew Alexander Nolan, Julie E. Noricka (honor sodety), Melissa Ann Nutt, Jason Scott Ob- erbelman (honor sodety), Jeoaica Lynn Olmeda, Melissa Joy Olaon, Sarah (Datberine Oxbolt, Nicholas

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OradliatM: Members of the Plymouth Salem High School class of 1994 file into HiU Auditorium for graduation ceremonies.Anthony Pafundi.

Adaieh D. Pandit, Vs Marie Papp, Purvi Parakh, Timothy B. P a ^ , Todd A. Parka, Jeffrey Adam Paoiaka, Radhika M.PateL Sangita Rajendra Patel,Jon-Paul Patete, Jeremy Alan Patterson, Tad Gordon Patterson,Jennifer EloinePaulowics, Karen S. Pearson, Jason J. Perko,Matthew Jamea Perrine,

Sandra L. Perry, Kristina Petrat, Ryan Thomas Petroakey,Andrea Marie Pickens, Nathan Wesley Piwowar, Melinda Sue Place, Amy L. Polaciyk, Russell J. Polcyn, Julie Anne Pond,Melissa Joanna Potter, Scott R Preakin, Bryan Kenneth Proctor,Robert R Purcell, Andrew J.Qualls, Kristine Danielle Rabeau.

Rebecca Ann Rader, Jason R Rodigan, Jeanne Marie Ragan (honor sodety), Linda EUaine Ragan (honor sodety), Jonathan Paul Rakozy, Andrea Lynn Ramsay (honor sodety and 4.0 and above for seven semesters), Kristi Leigh Ransier, Amanda Marie Ras, Charlene F. Rawsky, Megan Diane Reece, Mark Edward Reed,Amy Michelle Remus,Richard Kurt Renberg William Stephen Reyes, Jennifer Marie Rice.

Jeffrey David Richard, Heidi Lyn Richardson, Karolyn June Ritchey, Paul Arthur Ritter, Lau

ra Marie Rivard, Scott W. Roberta, Courtney Victocia Robinson, Suaatta Marie Roebdeau, Anmn- da Sus Rockwood, 'Timothy James Rodwell, Rebecca Lynn Roughley, Amy Christine Ruthig Sharon Lynn Ryan, Matthew Adam Ryle, Katherine Leigh Saelxler.

Brian P. Sage, Curtioa I. Salmon, Suxanne Marie Salo (honor Sodety), Karen Suzanne Samas, Mark Samqjedny, Alfredo Samuel Santilli, Brian Robert Satterley, Thomas Joseph Satwicz, Christine F. Sauber (honor society and4.0 and above for seven semesters), Leanne Francea Savola, Joseph Alan Saylor, Timothy M. Schantx, Scott Henry Schlusler, Karlye Nicole Schmitt, TanyaMi- chelle Schwartz.

Angela Kim Scoggins, Laurie Jean Sebeatyen, Lynda June Sebeatyen, Jason Michael Secord, Carla Ann Sendelbach, Sanjeev Kumar Seth (honor sodety and4.0 and above for seven semesters), Tabitha Shirley Seymour, Aashish B. Shah, Pratiksha P. Shah, Resbma P. Shah (honor sodety and 4.0 and above for seven semesters), Harold D. Shanks, Robert James Shepley, Philip Jon

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J ijaapb Staracki. Niouic L SiU m oa. KliaabaCh A noSim uo (boi>or •ociaty), Scott Alan Siocleiun. S taphan ta Anna SkeppaLrum. Mi cbaaJ Robart Siaava. Jcaaica Ni cola Smirnow, Hyan l> Sm ith, Venaaaa M ichiko Sm ith. R ichard D Sood(raita. K n atin R liiabeth Snow, Alyaia Dawn Soliua. An draw K eith Soubel, Scutt Olin Spaara

S p ie lm an , Deep* Suseel Sraenivaaan (honor society and t 0 and above fur seven semes ters), Vandana Snvastava, Brian William Stackpoule, Kelly Mi chelle Stankov. Timothy J Staaevich, Keisa Tennille Ster ling. Melissa Megan Steuwe.

Juabua Woodrow SUckoay (boftor auctaty), ('briatina Mary Stiar, Nicola Marta Stoopa. Daniel John Strawaka.

Ricky Laa Stulta. Johnny G. Subu, Kathleen Anne Sullivan, Micbaal Robert Sullivan. JannilWr Mane Sulharland. John Michael .Svac, Jaaon Michael Swarta, Jennifer Candynn Sacsygiel, Gregory Thomas Ssydlosvski, MichaileM. Taucher, Mark Myung II Temel- ko (honor society), Micbaal Gregory Theodore (honor society), Amy Elisabeth Thomas, Anyeaa Sherri Thomas, Woodie Paul Thomas.

Ryan K Towler, Nicole Elza beth Tremonti, Albert W. Tsang, Sarah Michelle Tdromsha, Leo Anthony Tykoski, Elvis Ujkaj,

Umbaugh, Anna Mane VandarwiU, Waody JaaeUa Vaa, Sharon Maria Valaagtiea, Jainay Raa Viau, Kathryn Blisabath Vukovlch. Andtow Jamaa W tg nar, Kally L)mn Walkmayer, Aaron David Ward, Julia Ann Wama (honor sociaty).

Jalil Pares Warra. Bharti Ann W ash ing ton , D avid Jam as Weeks, Andrew M. Webb, Christopher Michael Welgosh, Carie A. Westfal, Thomas A. Whalen, Michael A. Whipstock, Cynthia Renee Wienbicfci, Erin Michele Williams, Glenn I. Williams, Jeffrey Scott Williams, Kendra Daam Williams, Paul J. Williams, Spencer A. Williams, Stephanie Deanna Williams, Tammy Lynn Williams, Michael

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(honor aocioty), J oaon Ryan WUahar, Jodaa Raa Wilahar, Chriataphar P WUaon, Matthew Jamas WUaon, Sarah Michal Winklar. Mary Bath WoUa, May Lin Wong, Donald Raymond Woodruff, Michaol J. Wootara. Chriatophar Mark Woaniak, Yor- caJ P Yaa. Haha M. YouaaaC Irens Yuan (honor aodaty), Amanda Kate Zahala, Duane Gerald Zantop, Nioole C. Zaviaa, Marcus John Zevalkink.

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Boat safetyLocal lawyer stresses cautionB t Boduqub■ r AFT w a r m

With lanparatufM in Um 90i , hoatiin wthuaiaata ara taUn( to tb* watefwaya Uka boM to hooay.I And Michifan’a 87&.000 ragU-

lotad boata — mora than any ptbor atata — maka for aoiiia of tba buatMt, moat karroirinf watar traflk in tba country.• “Tba mBiority of accidanta on tba watar occur for tba aama rM- aoo tbay occur on our highways — ’Ucohot,” aaid Donald Kriapin, a Radford Taamsbtp attomay specialising in maritima law.

“You have a combination of sun and wave motion arfaich can greatly impair tba ability to operate wataroaft. Vaasals moving in the watar are not stable. Coordination and judgment can be af- fectad."

Krispin, a volunteer with the Coast Guard Ausiliary, said studies show that more than half of all boating accidents and related fatalities are because of the misuse of alcohol.

“If you are intoxicated on the waters, you are inviting disaster,” be aaid.

June is National Safe Boating Month, co-sponsored by the National Safe Boating Council and the Department of Transportation.- l i ie campaign hopes to

reach all uaara of watarcraft eritb this niMaaga: boat aaMit, sals •tw4 sobsf.

“I’d like to leaeb tba poopU arbo don’t think of th a m salvM m boatata. nabarman and buntars wbo UM boata are In aa great a need of boater education aa yachtsmen,” said Kriapin, wbo powers a 29-foot cabin cruiser moored in Laks S t Clair erbep ha's not working for tbs JaquM Admiralty law firm in Detroit

A significant change in Michigan law th is year m andatM ch ildren under age 6 m ust wesu a life jacket while boating.

Krispin recalls an accident last summer where a Bay City mother fell overboard in rough waters and was followed into the choppy lake by her husband in an ill-fotad rescue attem pt Left behind and in panic, the couple’s 3-year-old jumped into the water, too. Both mother and son, who sreren't wearing life preservers, drowned.

“Moat of the drownings occur when (occupants) of small boats fall overboard without proper flotation devices,” said Krispin. "This happens several times a month."

“I don’t frown on the enjoyment of the waterways, but boaters must know the rules. Get the proper training.”

Another recant rbange in aari- tiaae law statM the owners of jet skis are criminally rMponeible far tbair opamtion, ragardlaM of who the oparator ia.

“In large part it apaaka to adults and kids,” said Kriapin. “Watarcraft are vessels that require education, not toya.”

To operate a jet ski, a child must be 12 years old and have taken a Saemtary of State-approved safe boating class.

“With boaU, you’re subject to wind and waves, it’s more difficult to operate than a car,” Krispin said.

“Even edth a jet ski, you can reach a speed of 46 to 50 milm per hour. Accident reports collected by the DNR (Department of Natural Resources) show the vast majority of accidents involve careless operation of jet skis.”

Depending on whose statistics are used, Krispin says that only 25 to 60 percent of boaters have ever taken a boating safety course.

"Clearly it’s less than a majority,” he said.

Nationally, alcohol has a role in 51 percent of all _ b^ptins accidents. Statistics show the average intoxicated boater is older (36) and drunker (.16 blood alcohol content) than the average drunken driver (25 and .14 BAC).

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In 1908, than won 144 beating while intoiioated violatioae on the G nat Lakaa ooeopared to only 00 in 1902.

Reesarch shows that four houn of espoaure to noiaa, vibrntion, sun, glan, srind and other motion on the water produces a kind of boater's hypnosis or fatigue, which sloars reaction time almoat as much as if you wen legally drunk.

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ofcalaric labyrinthitia. a larm for tha dianriantntion muaad by water sotariag tha ear. A drunk parson arhoaa hasui la immanad o n bsoofM 90 oonfuood thsl Mo swims down to death i net and ot up to anfety.

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States in the Grant Lakm m- gion ooosidar a parson with a blood alcohol oontantofO.lOtoba legally intoaicatad.

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Foul weather can foil boating plans, tooW eather dangers are the last

th ing you w ant to th ink about when you’re getting ready to enjoy boating.

Ferocious w eather can develop quickly. It belpe to know w hat to do if you are caught in a bad storm.

First, get a forecast. W hile boating, listen to w eather broadcasts on the m arine radio.

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wearing a life jacket. Secure all loose gear, hatches and portholea. D eterm ine your location and the best course back to shelter. Keep a sharp lookout for o ther boata and obstructions.

Once the storm h its , try to take the first and heaviest gusts of w ind on the bow, not abeam . H eading into the w ind is the m ost seaworthy position for m ost sm all boata.

Approach waves a t a 45-degree angle to keep the propeller under

water, to reduce pounding, and to provide a safer and more comfortable ride. If there ia lightning, unplug radios and all electrical equipment. Stay low, don’t make yourself the tallest target. Keep away from metal ofagecta that aren’t grounded to the boat

engine failure or tom aaila, viaual distress signals such as flares, and a good working two-wgy radio; marine band VHF-FM ia beat

Equip your boat properly so you won’t be stranded in an emergency. Include a sturdy anchor and line of appropriate tise and length, a paddle or oars in case of

If you sense bad weather approaching, head for shore. Dark, threatening clouds may indicate a squall or thunderstorm approaching. Any steady increase in wind, or any increase in wind velocity opposite in direction to a strong tidal current are telltale signs.

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Tba now student aarvioaa cantor at Schoolcraft Collage will be namad aftar ooUags prsaidont Richard W. McDowaU.

Schoolcraft's ptaaidant since 1964, McDoarell, 67, eras hired in 1961. Ha is Um thinl Schoolcraft praaidant to have a building namad aftar him.

“Schoolcraft ia indeed a very special place, ” McDowaU told the board laat Wednaaday aftar it unanimously votad on naming tha building. “I'm as proud of it as you are.”

Aftar almost nine months of construction, tha 61,000-squara- foot, $7.S-million building is on schedule and on budget for completion in October and occupation in January 1996, according to Adalard “Butch” Raby, Schoolcraft's vies president of Iwsinass.

Designed by Redstone Associates of Southfield, the building occupies an acre to the south and west of the library.

According to Raby, aU underground utility arork is complete. Water, gas and electric services are operable. Structural steel erection is complete, arith all exterior concrete block in place. The exterior face brick ia complete.

The interior masonry work is 95 percent compiate. Work on the interior has begun. The general contractor expects substantial completion by early August.

OveraU, the project is 80 percent finished.

Half of the construction cost ia being paid by the state government. Schoolcraft pays the other half anth money it's been saving for a few years.

When everything is finished, students should be able to complete all their paperwork needs

■ ‘Schoolcraft la la* dooS a vary apodalplace. I ’ai aa proad o f n aa yoa are .’

Richard McDowellSC president

under one roof, and tha college arill have 13 additional daaa- rooms and a large computer lab.

The offices of registration, admissions, cashier, learning assistance and counseling will move in, ail will the placement office, accounting, purchasing, the Women's Resource Center ajad part of the business offica.

The child-care center, currently occupying a houae, will move into the cinder-block building vacated by the counseling department. The four houses currently harboring the accounting offica, purchasing office, women's center and child-care center arill be sold or raxed.

The three-story building arill also bold eight new clasarooms and a computer lab arith 90 computers. Five additional classrooms arill be opened in the Liberal Arts Building when the learning assistance center moves.

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The ruatic am bience ia p a rt of the a p p e a l o f C harlea F u r n i t u r e W are - houae. W hen C^yma C a rn 'a c u a to m e ra d riv e th e i r luxury ca ra to the Royal O a k w a r e h o u a e th ey 're looking for good fu rn itu re and a good buy. They are no t inconvenienced by th e low overhead kx>k of th e well-biiilt 1930 'a w arehouae in Royal O ak - it su ita t h m Ju s t fine.

-P eop le come in h e re n o t know ing w hat to expect- says Cyma C am . -Maybe they th in k the fum i- ture'w iU be In c ra te s o r som ething.-

In fact, it'a well- d isp layed and well- lit and Ms. C am 's low overtoea d ia otie o f the reaso n s she ia able to offer at leas t 35% off list p rice and a ttra c t so many weU-infonned cuatom era.

The w arehouae w as opened 10 years ag» and h a s expanded in size and num ber of m anufoctu rers rep reaeo ted .

woo com e here-The people have shopped and can spo t the beat value. They know w hat's o u t th e re an d th ey know th e y 're getting q u a lity and aanrice a t a very good p ricc .-

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sh e aald add ing tha t atxnit ha lf o f her new b u sin e ss ia acqu ired through recom m en- dationa.

-T he co n cep t o f no-frlUs qu a lity really w orks. After com pleting a room , our (custo m ers re tu rn for advice and a s s is ta n c e on second and th i r d ro o m s . T h e n th e i r f r ie n d s a n d o th e r fam iljr m em bers com e to m ake p u rc h ase s for the ir hom es.-

The w arehouse Isn 't com pletely w ithout frilla. The staff

Includes six experie n c e d peop le w ho a re ad ep t a t zeroing in on exactly w hat th e cu sto m er needs. The arrangem en t ia well su ited to the b u s y p e r s o n w ith little tim e to shop .

Now t h a t m o a t people are creating in te rio rs th a t reflect th e ir own senae of atyle, the range of fu rn itu re s ty le s are d iv e rse enough to acco m m o d a te ta s te a n d p o c k e t b<M>k. There is aom ething fo r e v e ry o n e an d m any u n u su a l accen t p ie c e s . D e s ig n e r s have c rea ted lo ta of choices.

-W h a t m a t t e r s m oat though ,- saya Ms. C ara , -ia not (h a t you choose a

particu lar sty le bu t th a t you c rea te a hom e th a t h a s the look of today and ia w arm and inviting.”

C h a r le a F u rn i tu r e Ware< iMxiae a t 232 E. H arrison in . Roysl O ak d isco u n ts all fu rn itu re to at leas t 35% below Hat p rice and ia open M onday th rough T hursday and S a turday from 10:00 A M . to 5 :00 P.M., Friday from 10:00 A.M. TO 8 :00 P.M. and Sunday noon to 4 :0 0 P.M. The te l^ ptMxie nu m b er is 399-6320 ,

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TW SMART •nd Datrait bua Unaa hava ooaaolidatad four major routaa and ara oAaring mora aan ica to Wayna, Oakland and Macomb county raaidanta.

Aa of Juna 26, tba Suburban Mobility Authority for Ragional Tranaportation providaa 100 paroant of tha bua aarvica on Michi- (an AvaniM from downtoam Da- troit to tha Ford truck plant in Wayna, and on Jafferaon Avanua from Ml Clamana to Flat Rock.

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CitiMna Afainat Aircraft Noiae are aponaorinf a debate among the candidataa for Wayne County Executive at 7:30 p.m. Tueaday, July 12, in the Henry Ford C«i- tennial Library Auditorium, 16301 Michigan Ave. between Greanfreld and Southfield roada in Dearborn.

The League of Women Votera ia pioderating the three-part debate: B Candidates arill be allowed one minute to introduce themaelvea.■ Candidatea arill be questioned and alloared two minutea for a re- ■ponae.■ Candidatea arill be alloared taro minutes for closing statements.

SC board plans road trip

Schoolcraft College trustees agreed Wednesday, June 22, to hold some of their future meetings outside their usual environs on the main campus in Livonia.

“We should occaaionally get out of this room and into the district,” said board Vice Chairman Harry Greenleaf.

Greenleaf suggested th a t trustees could hold future meetings in the Clarenceville, Northville and Plymouth/Canton school districts. Trustees already meet once a year in Garden City at the college’s Radcliff campus.

No times or places have been agreed on yet, but the next 12 meetings are scheduled for the following dates: Aug. 24, SepL 28, OcL 26, Nov. 16, Jan. 25, Feb. 22, March 22, April 26, May 24 and June 28.

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Befrue the conaolidatioo, both bus lines served the same routes.

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have already Mkhipsn Avenue.

Also, weekday service has been extended by thrss hours, until 10 p.m. Weekend service has been added, as has new service to job centers such aa Waatland M ^ Fairiane Toem Canter, Oakweod Hospital, Ford Engineering, Greenfield Villags and Oakland Mall.

A singia fore structure has been adopted by SMART and DDOT, too. 'The standard fore is now

■ddad far $1.36, but as additional 26 coatsis charmd to p asssr^ rs who geton or off the bus in the suburha.

Saniwr dtiaaaa beaafit because the new frue for them ia no more than 60 cents.

Disabled passengers paytoo. The only foire increase is the price of transfera, from 10 to 26 cents.

For more information on SMART routes, call 962-6616 from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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Buy a boardT o benefit the Pl3rtnouth Park Playacape

Project, organisera are aeeking donationa to a ‘Buy A Board” campaign.

Donora can donate a email board for $6 and a large board for $10. They can have their name engraved on a board tor $26, have a family name plate placed for $300, buaineaa name plate for $500 and permanent plaque for $1,000.

The Ifi.OOO-aquare-foot wooden play atructure at the Plymouth Townahip Park is being designed by Robert Leathers Associates to be built in spring 1996.

In je c t organizers are also seeking a person to head the effort to collect donated m atenals for the project. For more information, call 464-4829 or 454-9614.

Putting courseA t the Earhart Par 3 golf course at 6201

Earhart, golfers can play a one-of-a-kind 18-hole putting course.

The holes are on large bent grass greens and feature challenges including streams, trees, hills, sand traps and rocks.

Rummage saleF olks who want to contribute items to the

third annual Treasure Mart rummage sale July 16 can donate those items on upcom

ing drop-off days.Drop-off days are scheduled for July 5, 7 and

12 from 4-7 p.m.; and July 9 from 9 a.m. to noon. Donations benefit the Plymouth Community Arts Coimcil and its programs.

The sale site and drop-off point is the new arts council headquarters at 774 N. Sheldon at Junction, across from the former Highland Appliance headquarters.

Receipts will be available for tax-deductible donations.

A pre'/iew reception is from 4-7 p.m. July 14. Patrons can get a first look at sale items and enjoy refreshments for a $5 contribution.

A se rv ice th at re a lly d e liv e rs■ When BUI Sheehan of Plymouth retired from Ford Motor Co. he itarted looking for a buaineM to start He found one and it really deUv- ers. His firm delivers restaurant food to homes in Plymouth and Canton.

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the story. That’s where his new franchise T ^ e o u t Taxi comes in handy. It delivers the restaurants to you.

“We haven’t stereotyped our customers. People firom all types of in come levels use the service,” said Sheehan, who opened the Plymouth- Canton service about three months ago. The first service opened in the Livonia/Northville/Farmington area. A third just opened to cover Westland, Garden City and Dearborn.

You should have received in the mail the booklet featuring 20 participating restau ran ts in Canton and Plymouth. T h is is an exact replication of the m enus in the re s ta u ran ts ,” Sheehan said. The booklets are updated every three months.

It’s a pretty simple system. You pick your meal from one of the restaurants. You dial Takeout Taxi, 613-£(000, to place your order. “We

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■ P N O N i M O K SCity of Plymouth rraidenu can piacc old telephone hooka at the curb in yellow recycle ba( (along with household batteries, corrugated cardboard, maga- linea, junk mail, newspapers with inserts, type 1 and 2 plastics, tin and aluminum food and beverage containers. Glass is separate.) 455-1392.

■ P iY M O U T N P O t T SSummer Poetry Festival continues through the summer 7:30-10:30 p.m. Thursday nights, July 7- Aug. 11 at the Plymouth Coffee Bean (^mpany, 884 Penniman, downtown Plymouth. First featured readers arill be Renee Sko- giund and Karen Gould on July 7. Steve and Debbie Marsh will be on July 14. Open microphone available.

■ D R I A M S C A P I P M J C C TVolunteers are needed to organise the building of a wood play structure in Plymouth Township Park nest spring. 454-9614 or 454-4829.

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Classes for high school students run through July 29. Registration information, 416-7779 or 416-7540.

■ W A L K M M IN a A NAnnual fitness program promotes good health. Hines Park walks are: In the Wilcoi area: 6:30 p.m. July 12 and July 19. In Northville area: 6:30 p.m. July 21. Wayne County Park System, 261-1990.

■ C A M C O K S n M w w t *Donation of new or used VHS camcorder is needed to record memories of kide at Mott’s Children’s Hoe- pital in Ann Arbor. CaU Kathy Mount, ot Brandy Memorial Fund-raiser, 459-9780.

Plymouth Community Arts Council will accept donations for July 15-16 Treasure Mart at its new PCAC building at 774 N. Sheldon Road. Donation dates a n 9 a.m.-noon July 9; and 4-7 p.m. Ju m 30, July 5,7 and 12.455- 5280.

Free performances at Kal- logg Park a n noon-1 p.m. Wadnaadays through Aug. 34. On July 6 will be Ray Kamaiay, a Jam guitarist.

Flss-waak program is 7-9 p.ne. Thursdays, beginaing July 7 at Vannaulen Fu-

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■ u M u m r l U c n o NNominating petitions are available at Plymouth city and township clerks’ offices for candidates seeking election to the Library Board in the Nov. 8 general election. Filing deadline for petitions is 4 p.m. July 21.

neral Home, 46401 Ann Arbor Road. Riigister, 459- 2250

■ nMarket hours are 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. every Saturday through Oct. 15, in downtown Plymouth, acroas fiom Kellogg Park, next to the Penn 'Theatre. Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce, 453-1540.

■ A A R M C M O f T F A M *Discounted tickets to most major amusement parks in Michigan and Ohio available at Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department, 455-6623.

SPECIALEVENTS

Canton (Chamber of Commerce sponsors "Liberty Festival Savings” now through July 4. Many local businesses will offer savings on merchandise.

■ S U M K R C O N C n r S(Oncert series runs 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, July 7- Aug. 2, at Heritage Park on C enton (Onter Road, (On- ton. July 7 opens the series arith Tim Hesritt and his hand, with Motown favorites. Doug Jacob’s Red Garter Band adll be on July 14. Sponsoredby (On- ton Township Parks and Recreation.

■ A U Q M M K A A WDeaf, Hearing k Speech (Ontar offers presentation on "Audiograms” given by Mary Jo Patras, audiologist and co-director at the Center, at 10 a.m. July 25 at (Onton Senior Center, at Michigan Avenue and Sheldon Road. Donations appreciated.

■ n M M t n v A LAnnual (Onton Place Fun Faetival la 1-5 p.m. July 10 at 44506 Ford Road. Proceeds from Fun Picnic will go to Helping Hand fiind to help with individual resident’s unexpected ex-

Westem WayiM (Ounty guild meets at 9 aan. July 9 at Wayne (Owity Community (OOegs, Hs^lgsrty R o ^ BellevUle. Inchtdes lerture, demonstrations, show ’a ’ teU. mini dassea and lunch. 099-3783.

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gram. Receive free lessons. 453-2904.

■ H K O fT A rK M C O U M K SThe Zen Buddhist Temple of Ann Arbor is beginning their Eighth Annual Summer Lecture series with an Introductory Zen Meditation (Ourse. The class starts July 7, and is for 5 'Thursday evenings. 6:15- 8:30 p.m. 761-6520.

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The Mill Race Weavers Guild of Northville is having a Fourth of July Fiber Arts Sale. A variety of handwoven and hancrafted items arill be sold at the Mill Race gothic co tu l^ on Sunday July 3, from 1-4 p.m. and on Monday July 4, from 11 a.(n- to 5 p.m. Admission is free, 347- 6212. 'The guild also provides tours of the cottage on Sunday afternoons dur-

'ing the summer.

■ W I t r t M M M M U UWasUida Singles Dance, every Friday of July at Burt<» MaiK>r,(Schoolcraft Rd. west o l Inluter Rd.) 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission is $2 b^iore 8:30,21 and over, dressy attire. 562-3160.

FOR KIDSPlymouth Cultural O n ter open ice skating, 455-1782.

Parks and Recreation, 455-6620. 456-6623.

YMCA classes and summer camp programs for kids. Volunteers needed, 453-2904. Also, pools needed for four, two-week sarim- ming sessions for ages 6 months through adult.Free lessons for pool donors.

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OrMtMt Fourth in tiM North: Parade lovers will congregate on Main Street shortly before I p.m. Monday for Plymouth’s July Fourth celebration. The parade will feature a first: the Fred Hill Briefcase Drill Team as grand marshals. Fireworks are on tap for Monday evening at Massey Field.

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The WymeuMi md Cantsa Ohaarren welcomt CaUndar Utm. IUm$ ekimld be from non-profit community group* or individtudiannouHcuig a community program or tetiU. PUoM type or print tho information hdom and mail your item to The C aien^, Piymoudi Obeerver, 144 Wag, Ptymoutk, Ml. 48170, or by fax to 3IS-4S9-4224. Deadline for Calendar item* a noon Friday for the following Tkurtdayt paper. Call 459^2700 if you haoe a ^ queetion*.

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I ■ S F 0 U T 8Soccer clinic is 3-5 p.m. Friday at 45801 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth (next to Pioneer Middle School). Sponsored by Plymouth Church of the Naxarene. 463-1525 (8 a.m.-S p.m.)

Golf leagues at Fox Hills Cfountry Club, 8768 N. Territorial. Plymouth, 453-7272.

■ K I O f 'N M N T“Rock-n-Bowl" for youths ages 9-16 is 7-10 p.m. Fridays throughout the summer at the Super Bowl, 46100 Ford Road, Canton. Super Bowl to donate to Canton Police (Community Youth Education Program.

■ M A O W M P K O M A MRead-To-Me program for kids under 6 years of age and Camp Read Summer Reading Program for kids 6-12 years is offered at Plymouth Library. Register, 453-0750.

■ A i r r c A M FDAM Art Studio, in cooperation with Plymouth Cultural (Center, will register kids ages 3-16 for weekly Art Camp which is throughout the summer. 463-3710.

■ A K T A M > F H O T O a iU F H YClasses are open for all kids, through the ART AG program. Monster mania paper mache for kids ages 7-15 is through July 8; Fo- tomania for ages 1()-16 runs July 11-22. 459-9356.

National YMCA program for kids ages 11-15 meets 7-8:30 p.m. first and third Wednesdays, Plymouth YMCA office, 248 S. Union. 4 5 3 -2 ^ .

Plymouth: Pariu and Recreation, In-line skating class, June 22 to July 27. Phonics class to improve reading skills, begins July 11. 455-6623.

YMCA summer activities: Camps for all ages, teen activities, sports, driver’s education. 453-2904.

■ N U M O Y S C H O O LCreative Day Nursery School, at t ^ C ^ to n Free Methodist Church has opening for the fall ses- ■ sions. Programs are half day, for children ages 2 and a half to 6, and include: learning games and songs, art and musical activities, sharing and stortime. 961- 3990 or 981-6470.

HEALTH

Plymouth Childbirth Education Association offers clasaaa, 459-7477.

■ W I M N T C O N T R O L'TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, meetings in Canton, 416-1666 or 454-1319.

W ei^ t Watchers, Plymouth/Canton, 1-800- 487-4777.

■ R U H N n S / W A L R I R SSpitfire men’s and arom- en’s running dub, 7 p.m.

EDUCATION■ P R K S C N O O L /M Child assessment for birth to 6 years of ago, Plym- outh-Chnton Conununity Schools district, 420-7028.

Kiddie Kampus program, 4-year-olds, at Plymouth Canton High School, 416-2937.

PLUS Preschool, for kids in attendance areas of Eriksson, Farrand, Field, Gallimore, Hoben and Smith Schools. Free program operated by Plym- outh-Canton (Community Schools. 416-6195.

■ C A N T O N F R S S C H O O UCrickets, Canton residents only, (hnton Township Administration Building, summer session is July 5 to Aug. 11; Fall session is Sept. 12 th ro u ^ Jan. 27. register, 397-6110.

Creative Day Nurseiy School, Canton Free Methodist Church, on Cherry Hill Road, for 2V4-5 years of age, 981-3990.

Plymouth Children’s Co-operative Preschool, 5825 N. Sheldon, 459-3111.

Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 42690 Cherry Hill, and Little Lambs Co-op Preschool/Kindergarten, 961- 0286.

St. Michael Christian School, 7000 N. Sheldon, register, 459-9720.

Willow Creek (Cooperative, 3-year-old afternoon class, 981-6918.

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New Morning School, 14601 Haggerty, Plymouth Township, 420-3331.

Salvation Army 'Tiny Tots Co-op, 9461 S. Main, Plymouth 'Township, 463- 5464.

■ R K A O M R A S S I S T A N C tFree adult tutoring and confidential skills assessm ent (Community Literacy (Council, 461-6656.

VOLUNTEERS■ C A U T O H U PAlxheimer’s Association needs volunteers to provide companionship to people with memory impairments. 810-667=8277.

Plymouth YMCA (for special evenU), 453-2904.

FISH of PIymouth-(Can- ton, 261-1011.

Grosrth Works, 271 S. Main, Plymouth, 455-4096.

Plymouth Chamber of Commercs, 453-1540.

Meal dslivery to home- bound senior citisans in tbs Plyroouth-Canton community, 326-4444.

Plymouth Arbor Health Building Urgent (Care, and McAuley Health Building, Canten, 573-4169.

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'Thursdays, f*lymouth (Canton H i^ School track. 451 5966.

Group walks for walkers, 10 am. Monday-Friday, S t John Neumann Church, 44800 Warren, Canton, 466-9042.

T* sMkmH your sckOtmls honor or faduetlonsn- nouncemsrtt to Csmput Notes, send the metertal printed Of typemttten to: Plymouth-Canton 00-

744 wmg Street. Plymouth, kkch. 48170.

T, of Plyiaosrth has gmcki- atad suBuna cuai lauds with a bachelor of aitg in aooountli^ and financial managsoant frea Tbs (Catholic University of Araarioa in Washington, D.(C. She has also bsaa Indnctad into Phi Beta Kappa Brunot also rsoolved 'The Wall Strsot Journal Studsot Achievement aoraid and the Stu- daat Aotivitias sward for oatatamUnf scholarship and oontributioB to the campus community. She Is the daagbter of Beriiere and OenJd Brunet and

a graduate of Plymouth (Canton High School.

______ riM V O LA , of Canton hat beennamed to the dean’s list at Michigan State University for both the foil 1993 and winter 1994 tan aa Kerry will graduste in May 1995 with a Diotatios m ^ . She is a 1991 graduate of Plymouth Salem High School.

May 7. Langsnackort la the d a u ^ te r of Robert and Nancy Langeneckert of (Canton and a 1987 graduate of John Glenn High School in Westland.

■ MARONLANMNiCNIlIT, has been awardedtbs Doctor of Votorinary Medicine degree from

Stats University’s Collagi of Veterinary Medicine. She received the degree during oom- msBcement and hooding ceremonies on campus.

, of (Canton was named to the spring 1994 semester Doan’s List at Taylor University, Upland, Ind. She graduated flrom Plym- outh-(Canton High School and is now mgjoring in elementary education at Taylor. Sbs is t ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Temple of Canton.

1 LYNN MMinA. of Ptytnouth Towiwhip leosivod many honors and awards this year a t Ladywood High School. They in d u d r 'The

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without our coeaputer ayetam, •aid Shaaban, wbe opefatee the buaineea with Al Lareoa ef Plymouth and Michoy Farbao. l^o y own the franchiae rifhta in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counUoa.

If you’ro a fint-tiaao caller, the cuetomer eervioe repreeentetiva at Takeout Taai will aak your name, addraee and phone number. Future ordera only require your phone number. Your requeeta will be oomputeriaad. Tlie eervioe ia availabto for lunch ai»d dinner.

“We can tall you what you ate laat Thuraday,” eaid Sheehan, who retired from Ford Motor Co. laat year and wantad hie own buaiiteea.

Behind the aoenaa, your order ia on a computer print out that ia faied to the reataurant of your choice. Your location ia pven to a driver arbo (oea to the reataurant, picka up your meal and delivera it within 46 minutee. The 20 drive n , armed with ineulated hot food baga, communicate arith bead- quartera by two-way radio.

“We like to do one order at a time. The key here ia quality of product. If we have to travel more than 10-16 minutee from the rae- taurant, the quality of the food auffera,” Sheehan aaid. That meama if you live in the Plym- outh-Canton area, you ahould uee the Plymouth-(3uton Takeout Taxi reetaurant booklet.

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Taxibating for ite participating reetau- raata. ‘We acrtimiilate cuetomer information. We can work with reetauranta on direct mailing and prmetione We oaa pinpoint a mailing aa oppoeed to a iwaea mailing It'a the power of the data baee Reetauranta dpn*t know where their cuetoBaen froaa,” Sheehan eaid.

Area unemployment rates dip in MayUnemployment rataa dipped

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Ip Canton, the May unemployment rate waa 2.2 percent, dawn from 2.3 percent in April and 2.9 percent in April 1993.

In the d ty of Plymouth, the May unemployment rate waa 1.4 percent, down from 1.6 percent in April and 1.9 percent in May 1993.

In Plymouth Townahip, the May unamploymont rate waa U percent, down from 1.9 percent in April and 2.4 percent in May 1993.

Seaannal hiring cauaed unemployment ratee to drop in all 10 Michigan labor marketa in h4ay, according to aenaonally una^juat- ed eetimatee prepared by tbe MESC.

“The largeet gaina oocurred in tbe eervioe producing aector.

where the leading induatrim were retail trade, aervieee and real m- tate and inauranoe,” aaid MBSC Director F. Robert Bdwarda.

“There were job gaina in the oorwtruction and manufacturing induatriee aa well,” be added.

May employment levele roee in nearly every labor market. Declining employment happened moetly in areaa with aignificant college and univeraity employment, due to the end of apring aemeeter.

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Fire mergerGet deadlocked talks moving

I t ’s time to break the deadlock over the merging of the fire departm ents of Plymouth Township and the city of

Plymouth by putting a question on the November ballot.

Talks between the city and township are stalled because m embers of the to w n ^ p firefighters' union a re demtuiding th a t the total sta ff be no less th an 24. City and township officials are holding firm in their contention th a t the proper staffing level is 21.

Having more firefighters th an th a t num ber would wipe out any savings th a t could be obtained through a merger.

The current hangup is the resu lt of a sta te law. Act 78, which is on the books to protect civil service jobs from political favoritism. T hat act precludes the city and township from simply ordering the two fire departm ents to be merged.

However, some communities in the sta te have rescinded the act. C urrently Plymouth Township Supervisor Kathleen Keen M cCarthy and Plymouth Mayor Doug Miller are looking into pu tting the issue on the November ballot.

If voters in the township and city approve rescinding th a t m easure, the communities would be free to force the m erger and set the num ber of f ire f i^ te rs .

We urge the township and city to place tha t question on the November ballot, especially in light of the firefighters’ refusal to budge on the staffing issue.

More talks were scheduled during June, but were called off because fire union officials refused to back down on the staffing issue.

U nder the merger plan, the city fire station a t city hall would become an ambulance center. The fire station a t Beck and North Territorial roads would be fully staffed to serve the west side of the township and the city’s north side.

The fire merger is one of the most importan t issues facing the township and city. Here are the reasons:■ A single fire department could provide better service to the community because of central dispatch. This is especially important because of the railroad crossings that often block traffic.■ Savings to taxpayers from a single fire department would be about $33,070 the first years.■ Future cooperation. Putting together a fire merger would lay the groundwork for joining other departments such as police, recreation and public works.

There is more at stake in the fire merger than three jobs. Tax savings for residents and more mergers that could make the Plymouth community a better place are also at risk.

E m p o w e r m e n t : O n m e n u f o r 4 t h

F or most of us, the Fourth of Ju ly means nothing more than another three-day weekend filled w ith backyard cookouts,

fireworks, parades, or maybe a trip up north. Rarely do we spend tim e thinking about the revolutionary act, the defiance to the established world order th a t the Declaration of Independence really was.

I t w as a docum ent put together by businessm en, farm ers and shopkeepers who basically said they had a right to govern themselves. Such an idea doesn’t seem very radical by to d a /s standards, but more than 200 years ago, in a world ruled by kings and rich landowners, i t was revolutionary.

Those ideas are as alive and powerful today as they were in Philadelphia on tha t hot Ju ly night when they were penned by Thomas Jefferson. Ju s t stop by a local school board or governm ent meeting and listen to the people complain about how they’re being treated by government.

When a resident stands up to speak out, he or she is using one of the most powerful ideas in the D eclaration of Independence: G overnm ent exists for the people.

T h a t idea was as powerful a weapon against the rule of English kings as it is now against the bureaucrats who often forget th a t they work for us and not the other way around.

Over the jrears we’ve had those who would try to control, kill, or modify our version of democracy expressed in th a t docu

ment. Those th rea ts have come from the political right and left.

Republicans use the phrase “family values’* as though they own them. They use it as a Way to discredit gays. It’s a simple ploy to take a political voice away from a portion of our society.

Those on the left a re ju s t as guilty. Political correctness is the ir version of a ttem pting to take the political voice away from those who see th ings differently and wish to express themselves.

But saner souls will prevail. It ju s t takes a couple of simple acts. Speaking up a t governm ent meetings, w riting letters to elected officials, and voting give us power.

Suburban communities are having prim ary elections in August. Traditionally the turnout is light, allowing special in terest groups to swing an election. Those groups often have a single agenda. They aren’t concerned about “We the people.”

O ur job is to vote in those elections. ’The Declaration of Independence established the idea th a t governm ent should do the beat job it can for the largest num ber of people.

But we can’t rely on a more-than-200- year-old piece of paper. We have to make sure th a t document is alive. And the only way to do th a t is to become involved in our communities.

Think about it as you celebrate on Ju ly 4; then act on Aug. 2.

Community Voice

Question:W hat a ra your p lana tor July F ourth?

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LETTERS

Law resignationI had to chuckle when reading the news a rti

cle about Gerry Law’s campaign for state representative. 'The issues sound solid, the

image of a moderate seeking Democratic support is reasonable, and the concern for building coalitions is admirable.

One mqjor issue was left out. Gerry Law had an opportunity to accomplish these goals, but he resigned as sta te representative. The voters signed a contract w ith Gerry to represent them for a full term in office. He resigned, sta ting in part th a t he was tired of the drive to Lansing.

W hat guarantee do we have tha t Gerry will fulfill his end of his contract this time? Gerry Law quit once; w hat makes us think he will stay th is time?

Gerry Law m ust answ er this issue about his resignation and betrayal of voter tru s t before we can give him a second chance.

B. W illiam J o y n e r , P ly m o u th

judges from TV 2 and the Rouge: Kristen Balia • first in foiulh grade, M atilda Szymoniak - th ird in fourth grade and Jessica Tyipin - Honorable Mention in fifth^pade.

I also w ant to thank my wife, Sally, for the time she gave in the children w ith their art.

O ur class was also involved in testing and observing w ater quality of the Rouge this spring a t W ater Bend Park in Northville. TTmiugh these projects they have learned to appreciate the need for protecting our waters for the ir and future generations. -

Bob J o h n s , P ly m o u th

Helping handsI most recently had the privilege and plea

sure of working on Central Middle Schools’ eighth-grade dance.

'n iis dance would not have been possible without the support of many of our local busi-

But foremost this could not have happened without the hard work and care of the many parents and teachers th a t gave of themselves. I hope th a t you will indulge me and list the following people tha t helped: Linda Williams, Mary Williams, Paula Williams, Lori Joupp, Brenda McClain, Karen Jachym, Joyce Miltz, Penny TW ner, Jeff Davis, Pam Boyd, Kathy Meyers, Debra Rosenbloom, Rene Eley and Kim Belles.

Fm sorry if I missed anyone. It was not only a pleasure putting on a wonderful dance for our kids, but I also met so many wonderful people. Have a nice summer, and I am looking forward to working with everyone again.

D en n is S a lta re lli , P ly m o u th

Students learnedI am pleased to annouce tha t three of my

students were awarded prises in the Friends of The Rouge Poster Contest 1994.

My fourth/fifth class worked the month of May on posters for th is years theme, Tlouge:W ater, Woods and Wildlife." They are all win- rters for the work and effort they put into the posters.

The following were w inners picked 1^ the

Act responsiblyI t ’s well known th a t the fram ers of indepen

dence were visionaries. Less well known is the fact th a t many of their ideas fermented

in America’s colonial taverns. Thomas Jefferson wrote much of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia’s Indian Queen tavern. Paul Revere planned the Boston Tea Party a t his favorite meeting place - the Green Dragon tavern.

It’s no wonder, then, that two centuries la ter men and women will celebrate America’s independence in much the same way as those who started the holiday did; eigoying a cold beer. And w hether celebrating near the w ater, a t the ballpark or in the back yard with family and fiiends. C entral D istributors of Beer Inc., distributor of Anheuser-Busch beers, hopes adults are guided by one of the cornerstones of democracy: With freedom comes responsibility.

So as you toast the architects of independence, rem em ber th a t drinking and personal responsibility go hand in hand. "Know When To Say When” th is Fourth of July.

K aren W ilson, p re s id e n t. C e n tra l D is tr ib u to rs o f B eer Inc.

Diploma IssueRegarding Mr. Philip Power’s June 23 col

umn concerning high school diploma testing; P retty soon our diplomas will look like University of Michigan Wolverine football helmets or Boy Scout m erit badge sashes.

C h a rle s V arko ly , P ly m o u th

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H o s p ic e o f fe r s a lt e r n a t iv e to a s s is t e d s u ic id eB y C a thy C u >o u hO vserO o tA w estI B the wake of all of the oontrovsniy

about the Isgaliaatioo of physician assisted suicide, I M t compellsd to

srriU and share a littU about hospios. Hospics is a viable and, hopefully, the preferred alternative.

I've erorksd a t Arbor Hospice as director of bereavement services for almost nine years and have been involved in helping hundreds of people- deal erith their grief after the loss v t a loved ons — most baving life-limiting illnesses.

I can think of many of these people who would have been robbed of some special quality time with their loved ones if he or she had chosen to leave this erorid sooner.

Hospice, not only helps a patient manage pain, but our philosophy of care is baaed on the fact that the patient is living, not dying. A person’s last days or weeks ate often times the moat meaningful part of his life.

It can be a time when goodbyes are said, broken relationshipe are healed, when fotfivensss is given or received

aitd erhen the material things of lift are resolved.

Hospice is about maximising the quality of life when the quality of that life can no longer be increased. Can you imagine a “good death?”

We have iota of them in hospice care. It's important to know that hospice neither basteiu or postpones death. W bm a person agrees to become a hospice patient, be also agrees that i>o lifesaving measures will be taken to prolong his life when he’s ready to go.

Many people think that hospice is a plsKW. It's not a building, but a way of caring for people enth life-limiting illnesses. Hospice care is normally done in the home, where most people want to be — with their families.

A registered nurse is assigned to esRh patient and his family and heads up the "team” of hospice personnel who are available to each family. The team coruista of home health aides, volunteers, a social worker, a chaplain, a physical therapist, an occupational therapist and, in the case of Arbor Hospice, an art therapist.

We even have a team of professionals

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who specialise in Sforking with children who are dying or facing the impending death of a loved one. The registered nurse is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. She attends the death of each patient and, as often as possible, the funeral.

Advocates of physician assisted suicide cite uncontrolled pain as the reason they choose this o^ion . Pain can be horrifying but, in almost all cases it can be managed successfully. Patients with long-staiKling chronic pain need to be encouraged to seek help through the pain clinics a t most medical centers.

Thaas dinios arete established for the very purpose of helping people who are suffering with chronic p ^n . Pa- tlenU have to be “patient” artd work anth tha clink. People become discouraged because, oftett, their pain has not been taken seriously by the medical profession. Their pain arill be taken seriously at a pain clink . Hospios nurses are experts a t controlling cancer-related pain. They become advocates for the patient in speaking with the doctor and recommending medications that they feel anil work. They don't quit trying until they’ve martaged the pain successfully.

How did I get involved in hospice? Eleven years ago my husband, Don Nafe, a Plymouth dentist, was dying, and I eras privileged to be able to keep him at honw. At the tinM our three boya were 5 ,9 stkI 16, the younger two not able to understand at all what was happening to their dad. Our nurse or- dertd a hospital bed to be set up in our living room and taught me how to administer the pain medications he needed to control the path. By giving him the drugs before the pain had a chance

to return, it was controlled and he was kept comfortable a t home. He was surrounded by tha people be loved 24 hours a day, and we could ail participate in his care. The kids could see him in the morning ai>d before they went to bed and didn’t have to go to a hospital, whkh can be a really scary place for kids. I have no doubt in my miisd that we made the right choice. Thoee last days were full of love shared by all of us, and I’ll never forget them. 1 wouldn’t have traded that tiirte for anything.

So, as you can tse, there is an alternative to physician assisted or self-inflicted suicide. Hospice is tha t altem a-

I tive. Speaking for the families left be- ; hind, hospice care is the beat option. 1

know — my life has been forever ! changed b ^ u s e of hospice.

Cathy Clough is a Plymouth reeident. The Observer regularly uaet gueat eol- um nt from reaidenU. For more information about writing one, call J e ff Count*, the editor, a t 468-2700.

S ta te ’s legislators com peting for new tax cu tsI t ’s a fat year, and Lansing is looking

for more ways to cut taxes. Two top candidates for paring:

■ State income taxes on retirees’ investment earnings — dividends and interest.■ The single business tax — aridely loathed, though no two interest groups can agree on how to change i t

“In 1993, Michigan personal income increased 4.9 percent to $193.8 billion,” said tha Senate Fiscal Agetrcy, a legis- ‘ lative staff group that monitors the economy.

“This rate of growth was slightly faster than the overall growth in total U.S. personal income 4.7 percent In 1992, Michigan’s personal income increased 6.6 percent.”

R esult Revenues rose fa s t too. At the end of May, the Senate Fiscal Agency estim ated the state’s general

fond would Iw nearly $406 million in the black by the end of the fiscal year. Sept. 30. Thus, at current tax rates, the state would be collecting too big a share of incomes.

So the Legislature cut $156 million— $80 million in the single business tax, $75 million in income taxes on private pensions.

Next year will be fat, too, SFA said. But rather than store away more in the budget stabilisation fond, alias the “rainy day fond,” lawmakers are looking a t long-term tax cuts.

The issue started as a skirmish over government versus private pensions. In days of yore, governmental employees— teachers, faculty and state bureaucrats — were considered to be underpaid. So their pensions aren’t taxed.

Today many governmental employees — particularly unionised teachers

Tim R icharo

— make more than workers and retirees in the private sector. There has been a move on either to tax governmental pensions or to stop taxing private pensions. This year’s result: Exemptions on private pensions were lifted dramatically to $%,000 for an individual, $60,000 for a couple filing jointly.

Not good enough, said Rep. Barbara Dobb, R-Union Lake. She said half of retirees collect no pension — governmental or private — and deserve a break on their dividends, interest and capital gains.

Dobb lost the battle but may win the war. She apparently found an ally in Sen. Joanne Emmons, R-Big Rapids.“I will raise the issue in my committee,” said Emmons, chair of the Senate Finance Ck>mmittee. “I hope to have it ready by September.”

Rep. Susan Munsell, R-Howell, failed in a dramatic move to junk the entire single business tax. A member of the House Taxation Committee, Mun- sell reasoned tha t the only way to reform SBT would be to duplicate what legislators did a year ago with school property taxes — repeal SBT effective at the end of 1996 and start over.

Born in 1975, SBT is basically a “value added tax” — its base is a business’ revenues minus what it buys. T hat covers business income, payroll smd interest, with some acljustments. There’s a $44,000 exemption for small firms. Farm income is entirely exempt. Total yield is about $1.8 billion.

' Complaints are many. I t’s too light on manufscturers, which spend a lot on materials; it taxes jobs; it disregards profitability.

Munsell held hearings in 1992 on S B T s problems and received a mixed bag of suggestions. But if Michigan businesses don’t agree on a solution, they do agree there’s a problem. So it’s likely lawmakers will t ^ again.Tim Richard comment* on the state political scene. You can reach him by Touch-Tone phone at (313) 963-2047, mailbox 1881.

Photos: We lose credibility when seeing isn’t believingS eeing is believing.”

“Photographs don’t lie."

We all grew up believing in those maxims. And rightly so, because the image of reality produced by a photograph was — by definition

_— an accurate representation of what really was out there.

Technically, there was simply no way that a photograph could be altered so as to change entirely the reality it represented without the viewer’s being aware something fishy was going on.

Of course, pictures could be airbrushed to remove an unfortunate mole on the arm of a model or cropped to eliminate an unsightly smokestack on the edge, or even juxtaposed and reininted so th a t two pe<^>le who never met appear to be talking in Uie same room.

But using any of these devices is fairly obvious to the carsfol viewer. And, more Importantly, none made it possible to alter entirely the one-to-one correspondence between image and reality which provided the foundation of credibility for generations of newspapers readers, moviegoers and slide vjewers.

But today’s computer technology makes it e u ily possible to scan a photograph into a computer, digitiie the image, and manipulate it in virtually any aray a skillful technician srisbes. One can, for example, place by computer a third eye in the middle of a person’s forshead; the resulting manufactured imags is indistinguishable from the real thing. You can’t tell if the (dcturs is real or manufactured.

All this came Into focus a couple of araeks ago when l im e magasine got into hot water for running a oomputar-altersd image of O J . Simpson on the cover. The original photograph showed Simpson in a police lineup looking unhappy at being charged arith murder but rscognixably the handsome, friendly fellow are knew from the Herts commercials. The Time cover had been manipulated by computer to make him look much darker, more somber, more threatening.

Most critics panned Time for, in effect, lying in its cover photo. TTie PR guy who defended it as “an icon” created by an artist arbo alwa5rs makes his suh^ecte “brooding, elegiac and somber” sounded pretty silly.

Y o u r , o p l n l o i i a c o u n t . . .

P h i u p P o w e r

For us in the community nearspaper business, this is not silly stuff. Our believability as an accurate source of information — including the photographs we publish — is our most precious asset. Lose your reputation for telling the truth, and pretty quick you’re out of the newspaper business.

When this technology first came on line — and we have it, and use it for making tbe bright, foil-color pictures you see in this nearspaper —I was concerned about precisely this point: If we acquire the technical capacity to alter pictures, how can we maintain our credibility with our readers and our standards as ethical nearspaper folks?

I arrote an internal memo way back in 1991 on this point and asked our staffers to come up arith a suitable response. It didn’t take long for John Reddy, our vice president for nears m atters, to lay down our policy, entitled “ Imsgr Integrity” and printed here in its entirety.

"Never alter neurs or feature photographic content. Use only standard photo printing m ethods such as burning, dodging, black-and-white toning and cropping. L im it retouching to removal o f normal scratches and dust spots.

"Label photo images used as part o f dram a^ tised artistic illustrationa in ways tha t d istin guish them from legitim ate images. ”

I hope our policy is clear. We don’t and won’t use the new image technology to lie to our readers.

Phil Power is chairman o f the company that owns this newspaper. His Touch-Tone voice mail nuntber is (313) 963-2047 ext. 1880.

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ball banquet. The praaentationa befan arith all* NAIA Diatrict 23 bonora baatowad on flva n (h t- in( Cruaadera; aboitatop Dan Taylor, catcher Chria Gqiewaki, pitcher/outfielder Jim Solak (from Redford/Divine Child), outfielder Scott Anderson and outfielder/desifnated hitter Cralf Overaitia (Livonia Franklin).

Ten more awards followad, includinf the Milt Wilcox Award, presented to the team’s bast pitcher. The arinner — ftaahman Craif Benedict (from Plymouth Canton). Benedict finished as the team’s top arinner (6-2 record); he had a 2.42 eamed-run averafe, surranderinc just 30 hits and 11 walks in 41 inninfs.

(Xbers who collected honors (stats th ro u ^ ref- ular season): Solak, Mr. Defense (just two errors), Batting 'Title (.387) and Ed Dreslinaki (moat valuable player — he h ^ 11 homers, which tied for the team high, and 41 runs batted in, second on the team); Overaitia, Mr. Hustle (.337,11 homers and a team-best 50 RBI); Anderson, Mr. Offense (.369, team highs with 16 doubles, seven triples, 72 runs scored, 76 hits and 29 stolen bases) and the Ray Summers Award (combined offense and defense); Jeff Pendell (Livonia Churchill), Sister Franciline Award (for iMdership); and George Leung, Sister Mary Dennis Glonek Award (academic achievement).

The final award of the n i^ t was the 1994 Mr. Baseball Award, given to the person who beat defines the finest qualities of man, on and off the field. This year’s arinner is Raptis — 6-1 arith a 1.41 ERA on the mound, .283 arith four homers and 17 RBI at the plate.

Madonna fin ish^ with a 41-20 overall record.

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Summer season opens with a late rally — and a tie

Hockey returned to Plymouth Ice Arena for ita 13th summer ?rhMi the Metro Summer Hockey League began operation Sunday. And if the first game was any ideation — a three*goal, game- tying third-period comeback.

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Top hurler: Karen Jose was the big reason Livonia Churchill advanced to the Class A state regional, and the main obstacle in preventing Plymouth Canton from doing so — even though the Chiefs defeated her twice during the regular season. For a look at the all-Observer softball team, turn to 2B.

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The honor befell the Spartaiu and the Lakers, but in the end, neither could claim victory.

'Those were the teams that opened the Metro Summer Hockey League's 13th season in Sunday’s fin t game at Plymouth Ice Arena. And it seemed the league’s first sdn of the season would go to the Lsdeers, designated the visitors, after they opened up a 3- 0 lead midway through the last period.

But if anything, the MSHL is rarely predictable. 'Tliat was confirmed once again when the Spartans battled back with three goals in the final five minutes to salvage a 3-3 tie.

Bob Nagy netted the Spartans’ last taro goals, scoring arith 3:M left — the assist going to Chris Peters — and then tying the game at 3-3 arith 1:29 to play, assisted by Vic Decina and Steive Senterfit.

The Lakers broke out on top arith second-period goals by Brian Cronan (assisted by David Lambeth) and Brett Williams (from Dan Esterline and Carl Schumacher). They made it 3-0 on Williams’ second goal of the game arith 7:22 left in the third period, assisted by Matt Allen.

The Spartan comeback started arith a poarer-play goal by Paolo Decina arith 4:61 remaining, assisted by Senterfit and Peters.

■ WUCAT8 9, BUU0008 S: This game, the secorx) played Sunday at Plymouth, was dose for two periods.

But no longer than that. The Wildcats scored four unanswered goals in the third period — three coming from James MitcheN, who had four in the game — to pull away from a 5-3 lead to the triumph. It was the Wildcats' second four-goal run of the game; their first, coming in the second period, gave them a 5-2 lead.

Bobby Davis scored the Wildcats' fourth third-period goal, and he assisted on all three of Mitchell's goals. For the game, Davis collected a goal and five assists.

Other WHdeat goal-scorers were Ian Croddbrd, Kevin Berger, Dale Domas arxf Brady Priest.

The Bulldog got a goal and an assist from Cory Almas. Kevin Beaudoin and (Quentin Sventy also scored.

■ BRONCOS 8, WOIVERMS1: In Sunday's third game at Plymouth, three first-period goals was more than the BroTKXis needed to post the victory.

Ron Pletiia, Chris Archer and Tom Larson scored for the Broncos before the Wolverines got a goal late in the opening period from Scott Lock. The Broncos iced the victory with a second- period goal from Paul Mazaris arnf a third-period score from Eric Laho.

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While doubleheadert were being poetponed becauee of rein Sunday aflaroooa at Livonia’s Ford Field and Westland John Glenn, another twin bill was played 16 minutes away at Garden City Park.

(Consider it a blessing from Mother Nature for the Garden City Odlsgiate team.

(Sarden City benefited, winning a doublefaeeder against Little Caaaara, 10-7 and 11-6.

That (harden City Park was playable at all amamd ooechas around the L£BL.

At Ford Field, Walter’s Appliance and Del Wal started the first inning of Gems 1 before tbe um- pirse postponed tbe doublehead- ar. A doublebeader at Glenn between Weatland Federation and Wendy’a never got under way.

Oardan City coach Fred Holton waa thrilled since hie team won for tbe third-straight time to move to 6-9 and remain in the hunt for one of the four playoff berths.

Maybe they should rename it Garden City Beach.

“Our field bolda a lot of water, ’ceoaa erhan it’a dpr, it’e Just powder,” Holton sakL “And after the gnaM etsitad, we had a light mist for about 10 minutes and that was It.”

Garden City and Del Wal are tied tat fifth place behind Wal-

COLLEQIATEter’s, which is 6-8 with a game in hand.

“It put me beck in tbe hunt with 16 games to go,” Holton said of the first-year teem. “Six and nitM is not bad. I’d like to play .600 ball for the season. I’d be happy.”

Bad' weather has stalled moat teams, none more so than West- land Federation.

With the eraahout Sunday and another two d ^ earlier against Wendy's, coach Joe Vondracek’s Westland team remains at 10-4 arid foils from first place.

Hines Park Lincoln Mercury has vaulted into firM place with an 11-4 record and 22 points, followed by Westland anid Caesars, each with 20 points. Westland has plrqrod five fewer games than Caeeara, the only team not to have a postponement

W estland has games rescheduled for July 7,12 and 14, all against Wendy’s at John Glenn High School.

’'When it rains 3 inches like it did in that period of time, it will cause everyone some problems,” Vondraoak said.

LCBL commissioner (3ary Gray said all the poatpememonts are “a

headache.”have been re-scbeduled

already for July 11 and 18 at Ford Field.

“You need to re-schedule umpires, fields, and there’s not a lot of open dates,” Gray said. “This is more postponements than we’ve had in some time.”

Here are summaries of the games that w en played:

■ OAROEN CITY 10-11, CAESARS 7-S: Little Caesars’ Dave Roman (Livonia Franklin/University of Detroit-Mercy) hit a solo home run in the first inning of Game 1 at Garden City but it was mostly downhill from there Sunday for coach John Moraitis’ team.

Garden City scored two runs in the second, fm r in the third and two more in the fourth to give winning pitcher Justin Biack (Garden City/Siena Heights) enough support.

Jason Holton (Garden City), Brian Hicks (Record Catholic Central), Mark Rutherford (Livonia Cburchill/Eastem Michigan) and Josh Reeber had two bits each. Holton drove in three runs, Rutherford and Reeber had two RBI and Hicks one RBI.

Black struck out five batters and scattared five hits to improve to 2-Z Bryan Theobald hit a two- run homer.

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The following ia a sta tem en t usually reserved for Farm ington H ills H arrison football team s, bu t th is tim e it applies to the girls softball team .

T he Hawks had a banner year in 1994 and th e ir achievem ent is reflected by th e selections for all- area honors.

H arrison, th e No. 1-rated team in O bserverland and th e W estern Lakes A c tiv itie s A sso c ia tio n cham pion, placed th ree players on the first team — th e m ost of any school.

It was a good year for Farm ington team s in general as a pa ir of senior shortstops — N orth F arm ington's A llison S tein and F arm ington H igh’s Jen n y Sever — moved u p bom second to first team.

H arriA n also has th e coach of the year in M ike T eachm an, who guided th e H aw ks to a 26-6 record as well as th e ir first league and d is tric t titles.

W estland Jo h n G lenn has two players on th e team after a 25-win season. S hortstop C hristi Wyryb- kowski is one of two first-team repeaters, an d ca tcher Jam ie Cook was a aecond-team er last

Erta Ctoare, csteasr, LatRarsa West- laaS; Die senior betted 477 (42-tor-Se) orttb 40 runs scared and 40 RSI. She bed 12 doubles, three triples, one home run arxl an on-base p g icen tj^ of .719 (bv dudmg 26 waSis and 14 Umos belr^ saSs on errors).

Ciceio was just as impressive on de- tense. throwing out 2 0 of 35 runriers nying to steal secoixl base.

"Erin is the Kind of bespisyer who's hard to replace." Lutheran WesttarKl coach Ron Gentz said. "From the standpoint of leadership, there was never a game she went out there and didn't do something positive."

29attem pu."Amy has above average speed and M

agffessive on the base paths," coach Jkn Arnold said. "She moved r l ^ In at a poeWon where a ^ had left the team and IR In real wet. She was a dellnlta asset to our team."

trst-daas person,” Jlmlnoz sa Is one of the bast hitters wa had at John Qlenn. She beet pRchars we taoe."

year.Livonia C hurchill p itcher and

all-round fine p layer K aren Jose is th e o ther repeat first-team selection.

ALL-AREA SOFTBAUKarea Jeaa. pitcher, Lhreals Clierch-

gh The servor rl^ -h an d er flmahad her varsity career with a 53-15 won-loes racoid. In 202 mningi this season, Jose recorded 283 strikeouts and 45 wafts, allowing 120 MIS. She had an sanned-run average of 1.35. She also led the Chargers In almost every oftonsive category, batting 432 with 48 MU and 29 RBI . She had a .649 alugtfng peroenta^.

"Karan has bean a dommant force on the mound the past three years," Church- 8 coach Dana Hardwidge said. "As a sen- lor co-captaIn, she wit be misaed because of her oonetant encour^sm ent and what she added to team spelt."

ChristineUnion: The senior led RU ki 10 ofUsnsIve categones, including hits (31^ average (.357), R8 I (23). triples (Mne) and total bases (62). She was the second batter ti me Panthers' tneup and a two-yaar starter.

"Christine's been quite a leader, vary consistant, and she k ^ our defense together. " RU coach Gar/ OeRoche said. "I've had some real good catchers m the past and she IRs r ^ In with them. We're reaty going to miss her. She Improved and worked hard at I t"

Jamie Cook, eatcfiar, leha Olaaa: The senior wtKi wW attend Madonna University on a softbat scholarship battsd .350 (35-100) and had 18 RBI with an on-baae percentage of .588. She struck out only eight times this season and has a three- year varsity batting average of .341.

Cook started for two years but Inherited the catching dutlae on the vaduatlon of Karen Olack. Cook adapted quita wet to her new position, recontng 2 1 put-outs and Mne assists with seven errors for a ftelding average of .811.

"The accuracy of her throwing arm haa Improved a lot since she was a sopfio- ihora. She has a cannon for an arm," Glenn coach Unde JlrMnez said. "JarMa la lovad by her teammatee, is a good tatan- ar and fhend to the grie. We are going to miss her."

Venae J ia lie, eatahar, gaigen C N rThe Junior Aniehed the seaaon on • tear and betted .415 (44-106) with 32 rune scored, 23 R8 I and only three sthhaouu.A team moat valuabla playar, JarSis wee named to the test team At-Megi Contw- ence Rod OMaion, fbst team af-dMrlcl and a t reg on.

Erie l e Ceeee, pkeker, Martleen: The Junior left-hander developed Into an outstanding pitcher and waa a primary reason the Hawks were eo succaaslUI. She wee voted thee moat valuable playor.

LaCoesa set school records by pitching 194 ewsngi ei 30 games and having a 23-6 raoord, 213 strikeouts and 0.86 earned run average. Her ratio of strikeouts to watts was nearly 3-to-1.

"Her g ea tes t attributas wore her com- poaure and competlOvanees," coach Mtte Teachman said. "Sna kept her composure when thmgi weren't gotig wet for her or baMnd her. For the fbst two-thbds of the season, when we as a team weren't playbig at a champlonsMp level, she kept us hi games and gave us a chance to wm.

"There were too many Innings for me to count when we had an error or a mls- played bat and she came back to strike out the next batter or two. She was real good bi the clutch."

Amy friea, IwflaMar, Cawtae: The )utv Kb fbst baseman lad the CMelb with 32 rune toored as the laad-ofr batter. She batted .356 with 18 RBI and had on- baae percentage of .523. The laft-handad batter wee just ae dengwoue aRermach- big beae.ee aha wasn't c e u g n steetng bi

The junior fbst baseman set school records by appeartng bi 32 games wtth 107 at-bata, 42 Mts, eight home runs sn d 4 l RBI.

Mystnski batted .393 and her Mts bv duded live doubles and four triples. She also stole 23 bases and scored 27 runs.

"I tMnfc she was the moat electrifybig player bi our league." Teachman said.

‘ "She can best you with tier bat, with her gove, with her lagt and with her heart.

"There were tknes she came up with a stretch to turn Mts brio outs or a play to ban errors bito outs.

"Shs's a g e a t toflbat player and aleo a urondsrrit teammate. We don't have trouble fitting her wtth a batting habnet becauae a t sizea f it”

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Olaaa; Tha laadofT batter Mt a team 4 ilgi .404 (46-114) with 56 rune scored. 24 stolen beset and 25 RBI. Glann'e capcabi the pest two yaars. wyrybkowsW had an on-base p e n W e g i of .568 and bi the M d recorded 36 putouts, 69 aaaWs and only 14 errors ( . 8 8 6 teWbig average).

A three year starter, she IMshed with a .431 eaiaar batbng sverigi and 112 ce- rMf Sh# 0 BdUSl0 d M dM s vsisdic* torlan with a 4.069 gadesialtri evsraga and plans to attend tha UMvetstty of MtcMgai and try out Ibr the eofibet team.

"Her teammatee tNnk very Mgily of her; she Is dedkaisd, deternrined and a

Tha senior kionstop waa a four-year starter for tha FaioorM and dkl wet bi her own right despite a tack of team suece ee. She was Farmb^ton's most valuable player every year, too.

Sever batted .500 tMs year with 37 Mts and scored 23 rune. Her Mts bichjdod four doubias. three triplea and three home runs. She le playing for the Htge land Outlawe travel team tNe sunmar.

"She bnproved every year and that doesn't always happen for a jot of players." coach Jute mgata said. "She became a good leader on the iWd, and that was somatMng I appredaied as a coach. She was that rola modal you want othaia tofotow.

"It's good to see har gat an award tka tMs. With tha team not bebig as lucceii fU, R's nice to see she didn't get loet because she Is a standout pfayar."

AiMen Stain, biflaldar, N. Pataring- ton: The senior shortstop was a four-year varsity player and starter for three plus seasons. The two-tbne At-WLAA salac- tlon Mt .438 born the leadoff position tMe year. Stebi had 43 Mts, 15 stolsn bases, one homer arxl nine RBI; she also scored 26 rune and struck out Juet once.

bi the Held. Stabi had 8 8 assists, 45 putouts and an . 8 8 6 average. She wtl attend Olivet CoHatfi and play basketbat and softbat.

"Atlson Is a real go-gettar; she doesn't back away : the ttk k s her nose bi there and Is vary aggaealve.” coach Dave Brubaker said.

”bi the seven seasons I've been at North, I've had tom e fbbly good thort- stope, but I tMnk Atlaon le the one who had everything. She can Mt and taU with anybody, and the rune the beeet better than anybody I've had."

rtaon: The junior right fielder's pk^ was a weteome surprise tor the Ha«4(s, MX hav- big played fatt-pttch aoftbat urrit last

Schwabn was tha laadoir battar, but only ona of har 34 Mts waa a bunt 9ha Ml .374, had an on-baaa paroantaga of .530, waMd 15 thnaa, stola a school- raconl 28 baaas and scorad 30 luna. Schwabn. who plays No. I sbfgaa on tha tanMa taam, also had two doublae, a triple and a home run.

"Stsphanis k an old-(MMonad taadoff battar," Taachman said. "A lot hava baan racruttad bom tha track taam and taugri how to bunt Stephania la a MtWrl

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Mark PtetHa assistad on both; Kurt PletMa also had two assists for the Broncos.

■ H U M ES S. REOSKMS S: GregShuyan scored a hat trick, and Josh Wiegand, Joe SeSefs (from Ptymouth/Ohk) State) and Pat Oak- hl ooAactad two aaaisu apleoe to pace tha Huskies’ victory over the Redskins Monday at Plyrnouth.

Tha Huskies took a 2-1 lead midway th rou^ tha second period on Shutyan’s first two goats, but the Redskins — who got the only

goal of the first period ffom OaiTen Stoody — tied R with 3:49 remaining in the second on Brian HanrS- gan’s unassisted score.

James Wheaton put the HusMas ahead to stay with 1:13 to go In tha second, asalstad by SaSars and Chris Smith. Smith made R 4-2 earfy m the thkd, aarlsted by SaAers, and Shufyan mersaaad tha fkjstdes lead to 5-2 wRh Just under six rmnutas left Jack MoCoy oom- pietad the RedaWna soorfng with less than a mlnuts left.

■ MALDOag 7. SRARTANS i : Tha BuAdogs evened thek record wRh a threa-goat splurga in the second period T u e s ^ at Plymouth, two coming Rom Cory Almas. The defeat left tha Spartwis at 0-1 -1.

Almas, who had a goal and an aealst in tha BuNdogs’ opening ioaa, coAacted three goals for tha wlnnars. Edward Kruachka added two goats and an assist for tha

Dogs; Quentin Sventy and Bobby Jones also scored. Matt Greene had three assists, Sventy and Jonas each had assists, and Steven Jones had two assists.

For the Spartans, Bob Nagy (two goals In thak 3-3 season-opening tie) accounted for thek last three scores. Chris Peters and Paul Fa bandar algo had goalg.

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Tba PLym autb-C tan Pata onto want up aRainat ttae af tba batter ta sM la tba

W aabtenaw S a n d y K a u fa s (14- yaar-o tda) l.aaRua a a d earn tb a w in aar la s t w eaband.

Ob Saturday, tba PotaeaU de- fcatad tba Ann Arbar Orlolaa lO-S la Aaa Arbor. Brad Valaa was tba wiaaiag pitcbar, la raliafl Valaa also oontributad two hits and a rua batted la. Danny HIU, wbo atartad aa tba mound, was S-for-S with two RBL and Bryan Boyd and Brat Burlaon aacb had a hit and thiaa RBI.

Tba Mid-AiwaHea U aw la i afM M dtbaNITTeuraa RtoM at Canton SaftbaU CaaiRlaH

with twe wins Saturday, but tba lid not sustain Its ma

la loaing twlos Sunday to flaish third la tbs

Tbs wiaaata bam Ptymaatb Parks aad Rairaatirm In tba Waatom Suburban Saooar Laagua aprlag I

day M p -s a . la■ S i W .

On Saturday, tba Motion walloped South Pennington SS-0. Stafaaia Volps hit two hoeas runs and Lyna Liramols and Janny Tract had ana aplsoa In tba win; JlUlan Groaa, Gina Yaquinto and Maliaa Tbaaapaon had Caur hito

On Sunday, tba Polecats topped first-place Ypeilantl 5-2 brtind Boyd’s atrong aix-inning pitching parformanoa. Volas had two hits and drove in four runs, two with a two-out aingla in tbs seotmd that pushed tba Polecats’ lead to 4-1.

Sunday’s scheduled saoond game was rained out. The Polecats improved to 5-6; Ypei is 16-2.

In tbair second gams Saturday, tba Motion topped Hit N Misses out of Louisville, Ky., 8-8. A six- run fourth inning b n ^ a 2-2 tie and led to tba win. Ys(]uinto and Diana Jastnebski aacb had three hits for tba Motion.

Ptymoutb No. 8 (coached by Lao Wright) aad No. 7 (Mark MoGraw), boys undar-B Diviaioa 1; Ptymoutb N a 2 (Dave Wright), boys ui»dsr-9 Divisloe 2; Plymouth Na. 6 (Dave Bulmsr), boys undar-9 Division 8; Ptymoutb No. 4 (Rick Erickson), boys undor-IO Division 1; Rymoutb No. 1 (Ron Ssomak), boys undar-11 Division 2; F'lymoutb No. 1 ((zeorgs Den- drinos), boys undar-12 Division 1; Plymouth No. 1 (Mike McGrath), boys ur>der-13; Plymouth So. 1 (Stephanea 'Thiesa), girls utKler- 10; nymouth No. 4 (Steve Holmee — co-champs), girls undar-12 Division 2.

W g k lbam bataman Aug. 1. H July 81.1984, abaold aaotact ai tbar ooaek Jim Good (416-1918) or Canton Soccer Club sal art. ooordinator Watson Zdrodowski (469-0927) for information.

■ MARTIAL ARTS LEMONSoday is tba last opportunity to sign up for Judo, karate, and a ik i^ arid

karate through the Plymouth Parka and Recreation Departm ent The nine-week sessions begin tonight at the Plymouth Cultural Ctmtor, coat is $45 per student

On Sunday, the Motion lost 19- , 8 to Pineaee aind 3-1 to Hit N Misses.

■ S O C G t R T R Y O U T S

Anew Canton Soccer Club under-11 girls select team will have tryouts Wednes-

Head instructor is Robert Skinner. For information, call 477-8806 or the Plymouth Parks and Recreation ofifice at 455-6620. All students must register at the Plymouth Parks and Rec office.

OUTDOORS CALENDARH S O W N U N T IR S R E N D E Z V O U S’The Michigan Bow Hunter’s Association will hold its 14th armusd Bowhuntera Rendexvous on Saturday and Sunday, July 9-10, at the Clare County Fairgrounds in Harrison. 'The weekend event foa- turea a wide variety of activities for bowhuntera of aU ages including aeminara, ezhibitoia, equipment sales, a 28-target 3~D course, arrow speed testing, novelty shoots and more. Admission is $5 and children under 15 will be admitted free.

R P O U R S E A S O N SThe Four Seasons Fishing (Hub meets 7:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of each month at the Maplewood Center in Garden City, 477- 3816.

N M K N M A N ELY P IS N N M’The Michigan Fly Fishing Club meets at 7 p.m. the first and third Wediteedays trf each month at Livonia Clarenoeville Junior H i^ School, 420-2233.

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In the second game, Brent Miller, Holton and J .R Taylor collected two hits each and Garden City broke away with a seven-nm second inning. Miller and Holton had two RBI each and Tayi(>r drove in one run.

Garden City also benefited from 10 walks.

The arinning pitcher was Dan I^rdyn, who scattered seven hits in 4V4 innings.• Marcus Saranovsky (Livonia

Churchill) pitched 2W iimings of relief.

H CAESARS 8, WENDTS 0: OnMonday at Ford Field, Jesse Gerwatoweki (Livonia Franklin) pitched seven etrong innings to give Little Caesars the shutout win.

W ith Caesars ahead 2-0, Gerwatoweki pitched out of a basea-loaded jam in the sixth inning, striking out the last two

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■ HWESPARK«,0ELWAL4: Only nine players showed up for Hines Park in Monday’s game at Fwd Field.

The rest thought the game was played at Henry Ford (im m unity (College, coach Dave Carroll said.

Hinea Park used six pitcbere in other poeitione and familiar standby Ed Gundiy (Plymouth Salem/Detroit-Mercy) responded with two hits, including a two-run double. Jamie Owens had an RBI single and Matt Horvath contributed two RBI.

Dave Lamer was the winning pitcher to move to 2-1 on the mound- Lamer scattered four hits with six strikeouts and two walks in a complete-game performance.

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Riiiarch pra^acta by Brian Maaa and Bd (Carlas Wilson of Canton wora diaplayad at aCantral Michigan Univoraity atudant avpoaitian

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Ssntoss fcr Rsphsei Capnldi. 78,of Taylor, will today at 101 at ths McCabo fuasrsl Hosm , Caatsii, witk burial in KnoUwood Csmalary, Canton.

Ho was bom Jan. 80,1931, in Cbioafo. Ho diod Juno 37, in Ann Arbor. Ho was a fordsnor at tbs ■Idsal Kotd Bstata in Grosso Points. Ha is aurvivod by a son,

; RaphaalP. Capaldi of C uton; ;two daufhtsra, Joyos Cook of 'Tsnnaaaas and B ^ ita Darkan-

io of Northvilla; a aistar, Mary ; sight frandchildrtn and

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O IU U U lW lL OLAM Ssrvioaa for DalUa Jewel Glass, 83, of Van Wert, Ohio, formerly of Plymouth, will be today at 1 pan. at tba Schrader-Howell Puneral Home.

She was bom Jan. 14,1911, in Piedmont, Mo. She died June 26, in Van Wert, Ohio. She was a homemakar, a member of the Salvation Army of Plymouth and a member of the Nasarene Church

of Van Wert, Ohio. Sbe aaoead to the Van Wart ooaamunity In 1988. after Uving in tba Plymouth for 70 years.

She is eurvived by two aosM, Arthur Glass of Florida and J oa^ Charlaa Glass of Canton; two daughters, Irene Okstey of Ohio and Nancy Pardon of Southfield; 13 grandchildren and 36 greatgrandchildren.

MNJMfD B. JONUServices for Mildred B. J onas, 90, of Plymouth, were June 39 at Taylor Puneral Chapel, Annapolis, Md. Burial was at 1^ Anno Cemetery, Annapolis, Md. Ar- rangMnants were made by Var- meulen Puneral Home.

She was bora June 32,1904, in Weatriver, Md. She died June 26, in Plymouth. She lived in Maryland for 82 years of her life. She was a homemakw.

She is survived by a daughter, Harriet A. Vinson of Plsunouth; a sister, Christine Krol of Colorado; tsTo grandchildren, Denver A.

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IONA U MACIUNDUServioea for Bdna L. Mackii>der, 92. of Westland, were June 26 at TIm Vermeulen Puneral Hoars. Burial was at Sprout Cemetery, Pinckney ToemiUkip.

Sbe was bora Aug. 28,1901, in Pinckney. She died J uim 23, at the Westland Convalescent Center, Westland. Sbe was a practical nuras.

Sbe is survived by a brother, Philip Mackinder of Starling Heights; s sister. Alios Thibauit o f Duluth, Minn.; a niece, Carol S. Mackinder of Northvillr, and a nephew, Fred Mackinder of Canton.

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She is survived by her spouse, Pred G. Myers of Radford; two sons, Ronald G. of Plymouth, Robert A. of Canton; four grandchildren, Steven, Jeffrey, Jason, Kari; tero brothers, Russell Turner of South Lyon, Bill Turner of Weat Branch; aitd two sisters, Georgia Corrigan of Weat Branch atxi Onaleah Plum of Westland. Memorial contributions can be made to the Leukemia Society of America, Michigan Chapter. Envelopes are available at the ftineral home.

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I f you h a v e n 't made p lans for the Fourth of Ju ly weekend, consider taking your fam ily to see the D etroit Sympho-

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Concerts arill be presented on the Village Green Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Ju ly 1-3. 'The DSO arill be performing two different program s of American M usic including “Ju ly 4th on Broadway,” 8:30 p.m. Friday, Ju ly 1; and the “Second A nnual S alu te to America,” 8:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Ju ly 2-3.

T ickets are $16 adulta; children ages 5-12, $7; and children under 4, free. Parking is free, and concerts arill conclude w ith a fireworks display. T ickets are available a t th e O rchestra H all Box Office, Greenfield Village and Henry Ford M useum , (313) 271- 9160, all T icketm aster 'iHcket (Centers, or by calling 645-6666.

Bring beach style lawn chairs or a b lanket to s it on if you like to s it near the stage so you won’t block your neighbor’s view. T here’s plenty of room on th e sidelines for people who prefer regular laam chairs.

You can bring a cooler, and picnic lunch, b u t no glass containers or a lcoholic beverages. A variety of box lunches arill be offered for s ^ e , along arith hot dogs, frozen custard and ice cream, soft drinks, lem onade, beer, wine and o ther alcoholic beverages.

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Featuring h its o f the Broadway stage, “Ju ly 4th on Broadway,” showcases th e DSO led by conductor Joel Levine, joined by soprano K atherine Terrell and baritone Lewis D ahle Von Schlanbusch.

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AUDITIONS■ A V O N P IA Y IMOpen auditions for the musical “Tbs Souitd of Music,” agss five to 20.11 a.m. Saturday, July 9, adults — 4 p.m. Sunday, July 10 and 7 p.m. Monday, July 11 at the theater on Tienksn Road, li4 milss east of Rochester Road in Rochester Hills. Readings from script. Call (810) 662-1866 for information.

415 a LatsyeOe, Royal Oak. Caoat of 15-30 will be ssisst sd Call (810) 548-3633 or (810) 541 6480 for Infonaatioo.

■ 6 T A « IC « A r n M“Oklahoma,” register 2:30 p.m. Sunday, July 10, auditions begin 3:30 p.m. at the Baldwin Theatre,

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■ VOUTN SVMPNONYBlue Lake International Youth Symphony Orchestra, performs at Varner R ^ ta l Hall on the campus of Oakland University, 7 p.m. Friday, July 1. Call (810) 828- 3239 for information.

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Lillian Lagerkvist of Rochester Hills grew up listening to her father play the violin and sing songs of his native Sweden. “It stays with you,” said Lagerkvist who directs the Scandia Women’s Chorus of Detroit At 8 p.m. Friday, July 8, over 150 singers will perform on the stage of the auditorium in Novi High School, 24062 Taft Road, on the southeast comer of 10 Mile and

Taft in Novi. The admission is $5. Tickets will be available at the door.

The concert is part of festivities planned during the American Union of Swedish Singers (fontral Division’s (fonvention, July 6-9 at the Hilton Hotel in Novi. For infor- maiton, call (810) 646-4073.

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“ I was challenged by the idea o f having a hero who doesn 't talk , who doesn’t even really th ink. H e’s ju s t having a lovely day o u tside th e nuraery, unaw are th a t he’s ever in any danger,” he said.

A fter an exhaustive nationw ide search to find th e right babies to p lay Baby B ink, th e film m akers cast identical tsrins Adam Robert W orton and Jacob Joseph W orton as th e adventurous in fa n t

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Wild ride: Industrial Light & Magic designed the special effects that make this toothless wonder’s adventures come to life in the new release "Baby’s Day Out. ’’

film m akers srere pleased to d is cover th a t th e boys learned a t the sam e ra te so th a t either one of them could be p u t in fion t of the cam era and give th e sam e k ind of performance.

l l i e th ree hapless cu lp rits — Ekldie M auser, Norby LeBlaw an d Veeko Riley — whose p u rsu it of Baby B ink leads to com ic m isadventure — are played respectively by Joe M a n te c a , Joe

Pan to liano and B rian Haley.M antegna, arho arill alao s ta r

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“B aby’s Day O u t” also s tars C y n th ia N ixon, F red D alton Tbom peon, John Neville and M atthew Clave.

“B aby’s Day O u t” alao m arks the directorial d eb u t of Patrick Read Johnson.

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co m es to a n e n dI found my bookm ark th e o th e r day. The one

Mrs. E n ^ l gave me, w ith th e h andstitched flowers and my in itia ls , KM, on it. I t w as

s tu ck behind th e cushion of th a t gold ch a ir I w as te lling you abou t la s t week. Fm su re glad I found it. I t not only rem inds me o f w here I am in th is really long book Fm read ing now, b u t it alw ays rem inds me o f th e k ind-hearted and gentle w om an who gave it to me and w ho ju s t re tired from teach ing 30 years, in th e k indergarten classroom .

T h irty years , im agine tha t!O n her la s t day, w hich w ould be exactly two

w eeks ago today, Mrs. Engel ended a m ost re m arkab le journey . An incredible one really . The jou rney had l a s t ^ 30 years and had tak en place in one room. She had b rought love and songs and lau g h te r and learn ing to m ore th a t 1,500 6-year- olds du ring those.

It was Septem ber of 1963 w hen Joan Engel began teaching a t Sm ith E lem entary School in Plym outh. H er principal w ay back th en assigned h e r a classroom , the second one on th e left in th e fa r hall. And th a t w as h e r room . . . for 30 years

T h irty y ea rs la te r , once th e good-byes w ere com plete, th e very la s t group o f M rs. E ngel’s k in d e rg a rtn e rs w en t ou t in to th e sun-sp lashed day , m et th e ir M oms and D ads on th e sidew alk an d w en t hom e for th e sum m er. A nd she got ready to go hom e for good.

A couple days la ter, my two oldest children, Tony and C arm en, both form er k ind erg artn ers in M rs. Engel’s room, and T w alked up to sifoool, hop-

to &)d h e r still there. We b ad a loaf o f hom em ade straw berry bread we w an ted to give her.

O n th e w ay, I asked Tony a n d C arm en w h a t they had liked b es t about k in d e rg a rten , ab o u t M rs. Engel. Tony piped up firs t. H e liked th e “C lean Up* song - “C lean up , c lean up , i t is tim e to clean up, p u t you r toys aw ay . . . ' Mrs. Engel, he told me, m ade c lean ing up p re tty fun w henever sh e played th a t song on th e piano. 'The bouncy, happy sounding m usic, h e f ig x u ^ , helped do th a t.

C arm en liked “(loing* a r t w ith M rs. Engel. All th a t g lu ing an d cu ttin g and p a in tin g and crayoning and folding and never h ea rin g “dern't* w hen i t cam e to m ak ing a creation. T h a t w as th e best, according to her.

As we m ade o u r w ay across th e practically em pty school p ark ing lot, Timy noticed th a t one of Ute th ree ca rs th e re had a license p la te ho lder w ith B r i t t o n , Mich., srritten on i t M rs. E ngel’s ca r. we guessed. W e hoped. Im ag ine , Tony said , d riv ing all th a t w ay every day for all those y ea rs to teach k in dergarten . We ag reed she w as one of th e m ost ded ica ted people w e had ever met.

We w alked in to th e school an d down th e m ain corridor all th e w ay to th e end. A nd in th e second classroom on th e left in th e fo r hall we in deed found M rs. Engel. She w as th e re boxing up books and so rtin g t h r o u ^ 30 y ea rs o f stuff. T h a t once busy, noisy classroom w as now qu ie t except for th e so lita ry fan blowing th e su ltry ho t J u n e a i r around and th e radio , perched on th e piano, w hich w as softly p laying classical m usic. S he s a t in h e r rocking ch a ir for aw hile, ta k in g a b reak , an d we cam e in.

F or th e n ex t h o u r o r so she sh a red w ith us som e of tb s th in g s abou t th e jo u rn ey of hers w hich had sp anned th ree decades. She had ac tu ally begun teach ing in 1962, th e y ea r before she cam s to S m ith . She had ju s t g rad u a ted firom E aste rn M ichigan U niversity an d she had ju s t m arried h e r college sw eetheart, Emil.

T he new lyw eds moved to New Jersey ; Em il w as s ta tioned a t F o rt Dix. Jo a n landed a job teach ing k in d erg a rten in nearby Mt. Holly. She h ad to so rt o f m ake do th a t y ea r because she w as in a reg u la r s ised classroom a s opposed to th e k indergarten -sixed classroom . A k in d e rg a rten classroom , sh e explained , is bigger. T he littie s t s tu d e n ts , it seem s, need th e m ost room.

T he following y ea r Mr. and M rs. Engel moved back to M ichigan. And Mrs. E ngel w as h ired to teach -k in d erg arten a t S m ith School. W hen she sAw th e room sh e would be te a d i in g in , sh e w as delighted . I t w as bigl I t w as a rea l k in d e rg a rten classroom . It had lo ts o f room for a housekeeping a re a and bu ild ing block a re a and pa in tin g a rea an d read ing com er. A nd room fbr-a piano.

H ie piano. She played m usic on i t for th e child ren every day. She played d u rin g snack tim e w hen th sy a te g raham crackers s ^ d ran k milk. (Back in th e old days, th e school provided th e daily snack.) S he played w hen th e cfiildren napped on th e ir n ap m ats. And w hen recess w as ab o u t to begin. And w hen i t w as tim s to clean up.

S he told m e th a t h e r love o f m usic w ss w h a t d rew h e r to k in d e rg a rten teach in g in th e f irs t place. 'That and a r t K indergarten . M u sk . A rt. T hey all so rt o f w en t together. I suddenly r e m em bered th e conversation Tony, C a m e n a ^ I h ad had on th e w ay to school. H er levs for th ese

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By th e tim e Aug. 22 ro lls a round , J e f f L a rm e e w ill h a v e c irc u m n a v ig a te d th e w o rld . H e ’ll h a v e m a d e s to p s in p la c e s lik e O rla n d o , F la .; S a n F ra n c is c o , C a lif .; a n d A n c h o ra g e , A la s k a ; a n d v is i te d so m e le s s f a m il ia r lo c a t io n s l ik e M oscow a n d K h a b a ro v sk , on th e bo rder w ith C hina.

Q u ite an accom plishm ent, conside r in g h e ’s only 16 y e a rs old, b u t th e L iv o n ia r e s id e n t i s n ’t m a k in g th e tw o -m o n th - lo n g jo u r n e y to la n d a spo t in th e record books. And it’s fa r firom being a p leasu re trip .

J e f f s a d v e n tu re is sp o n so red by T een M ission In te rn a tio n a l, an d by th e t im e h e r e tu r n s to h is L iv o n ia ho m e , h e w ill h a v e h e lp ed to b u ild a n o rp h an ag e , called N oah’s A rk, in th e S iberian tow n o f Tertexh.

“A t f irs t , I d id n ’t th in k I w an ted to go, b u t now I r e a l ly w a n t to go a n d se e w h a t i t ’s l ik e ," s a id Jeff.^ “M y friends th in k Fve lost my m ind. T h e y ll be here , relaxing, sw im m ing, h a v in g fu n . I th in k th e y ’ll h a v e a b e t te r su m m e r in th e w ay o f re la x in g , b u t in th e w ay o f e x p e r ie n c e , th a t ’ll be m e.”

J e f f le f t J u n e 24 fo r O r la n d o , F la . . H o w ill s p e n d 10 d a y s a t a cam p on M e rrit t Is lan d , w here h e l l m e e t a n d t r a in w ith th e o th e r 36 m e m b e rs o f th e te a m . T h e re th e g roup will lea rn to w ork w ith b ricks a n d m o r ta r a n d w o rk on p h y a ic a l con d itio n in g in a boot-cam p s e t t in g m e a n t to bu ild c a m a ra d e rie am ong th e m em bers.

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th e U n i te d S ta te s ; C a li fo rn ia , F lo r id a , T e x a s , W a s h in g to n , M a ry la n d , N e b ra s k a , M in n e so ta a n d M a s s a c h u s e t ts a re am o n g th e s t a t e s l i s t e d on th e ro s te r . A nd w hile th e o rg an iza tio n is u n d e r th e a u s p ic e s o f th e B a p t i s t C h u rc h , a m u l t i tu d e o f r e l ig io n s a r e r e p r e s e n te d . J e f f is a m e m b e r o f C la re n c e v il le U n ite d M e th o d is t C hu rch in Livonia.

T een M ission In te rn a t io n a l w ill s e n d m o re th a n 40 s y c h te a m s th ro u g h o u t th e U n ite d S ta te s a n d th e w o rld to w ork on p ro je c ts th i s su m m e r . J e f f s te a m is one o f tw o th a t w ill be in S iberia, each w orking on a d iffe ren t project.

“I t ’s a very w ell-run o rgan iza tion from w h a t w e’ve h e a rd a n d s e e n ,” s a id h is m o th e r , L y n n e . “ I th in k w e're p re tty re laxed ab o u t h is going because o f th e o rgan iza tion . I th in k th e r e a s o n h e ’s n o t a p p re h e n s iv e abou t going is because we’ve had exch an g e s tu d e n ts e v e r s ince he w as 15 m on ths old.’

T h e te a m w ill f l y , w e s t to C a lifo rn ia an d A laska before c ro ssing th e Pacific O cean to K habarovsk. T h ere th e g roup will board a tra n s - S ib e r ia n t r a in fo r a 2 '/f-day t r ip to K ra s n o y a rs k , fo llow ed by 5 6 -m ile bus tr ip to Tertezh.

T he o rp h a n a g e is b e in g b u il t for tw o m is s io n a r ie s w ho s in c e th e 1980s h av e been ta k in g in hom eless ch ild ren ages 4-16 in T ertezh . T hey h ave ru n o u t o f room in th e i r hom e a n d n e e d m o re sp a c e to m e e t th e

needs of th e th e ir extended family.E ach te am m em ber w as assigned

a d iffe ren t tool to bring. J e f f s w as a 12-foot m e tr ic a n d in c h ta p e m e a s u r e t h a t th e fa m ily e v e n tu a l ly fo u n d a t N o r th s id e H a rd w a re in W ayne.

“I sh o u ld h av e know n; th ey have ev e r3r th in g th e re ," h is m o th e r sa id w ith a laugh.

H is o th e r e q u ip m e n t in c lu d es a bucket, clothesline and clothespins for doing h is la u n d ry , lau n d ry an d dish soaps, silverw are, sleeping bag, and a foam -rubber pool float th a t will double as a m a ttre ss . He also is carry ing h is B ib le in a le a th e r z ip p e r case , w hich J e f f sa id “is like my certificate to go.” T h a t w ill be u sed a s p a r t o f evangelical services on Sundays.

Limited spaceW ith sp ace a t a p rem iu m on th e

tr ip - room is needed on th e a irp lane for th e te a m ’s food an d eq u ip m en t - J e f f is lim ited a s to how m uch clothing he can b rin g - tw o p a irs o f w ork p a n ts , o n e long - a n d o n e s h o r t- sleeved s h ir t , an d 12 p a ir s o f w h ite cotton socks, b u t an u n lim ited num ber o f underw ear.

T h a t’s good, or he’d be telling them, *I can’t work today because I have to do my laundry,’ * his m other joked.

H e a lso h a s a p a ir o f s te e l-to ed work boots - “Fll probably se t off every a la rm in th e a irp o r t, " he sa id , ta p ping th e toe o f one boot; a p a ir of Tom C ru ise -s ty le su n g la sse s , m in u s th e m irro red effect - T h a t ’s so th ey can see your e3res’; and 12 rolls of film.

T h e te a m m e m b e rs w ill s ta y in te n ts a t th e job site . T h e ir w ork day w ill s t a r t a t 6 :30 a .m . a n d go u n ti l 9:30 p.m . w ith an ho u r for personal b u s in e ss , lik e w rit in g le t te r s to h is p a r e n t s a n d f r ie n d s a n d re la t iv e s who helped w ith d o n a tio n s to cover th e $3,000 costs. They w ill w ork 6Vi days and re s t th e o th e r IW days.

J e f f also needed $1,000 for em ergency e x p e n d itu re s an d so u v en irs . H e workeid a deal w ith h is paren ts. If he ra ised $500 by saving h is bgrthday g if ts a n d m oney from h is O b se rv e r new spaper ro u te (h is m o ther w ill fill in w l^ e he’s gone), h is peuents would provide th e o th er $500.

J e f f g o t t h e id e a a b o u t d o in g a T een M ission from a cousin w ho did one tw o y e a r s ago. T h a t co u s in offe red p len ty o f adv ice to m a k e su re h e m a k e s i t o v e rs e a s . T h a t adv ice w as basically to re s t up before h ead in g to F lo r id a . J e f f s co u sin d id n ’t, an d w iped o u t d u rin g boot cam p. He ended u p w ork ing on a project in th e U n ited S ta te s .

A nd trav e l isn ’t an y th in g knew to h im . Tw o y e a r s ago h e w e n t to E urope - T h a t w as for p leasu re and I s ta y e d in h o u se s" - an d h ik ed 260 m ile s a c ro ss M ich ig an w ith h is f a th e r , L arry , cam ping th e en tire way.

C o n s tru c tio n w ork is so m e th in g w h ic h in t e r e s t s th e L iv o n ia S tevenson froshm an. H e p lan s to a t te n d th e L iv o n ia C a re e r C e n te r to s tu d y hom e b u ild in g , a n d h is ev en tu a l c a re e r goal ia to be a jo u r n e y m an carpen te r.

“H e’s le a rn e d a n aw fu l lo t ab o u t bu ild ing sk ills in h is wood c la ss and bu ilt h is own clubhouse w hen he was 12,” L a rry sa id . “H e’s know n w h a t he’s w a n t^ to be for a long tim e.”

W hen th e w ork ia done, th e team w ill tr a v e l by t r a in to M oscow - o r S w itz e r la n d i f th e r e ’s p o litic a l u n re s t - for a w eek to re a4 ju s t a n d see th e sigh ts. An A eroflot jo t w ill b ring them back to New York.

T h e L a rm e e s a re c o n f id e n t J e f f w ill h a v e a good e x p e r ie n c e a n d b r in g b ack life lo n g m e m o rie s . I t ’s p a r t o f h is n a tu re .

“Je f fs p re tty independent an d ou tgoing,” h is f a th e r said . “I th in k h e ll p robably m iss Sonny (h is 1-year-old cocker spaniel) more than ua.”

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S h y in g a w a y from th e ru n w a y , a few k id s d id n ’t have a s m uch e n th u s ia sm a s they thought. A shley H ernandez w asn’t one o f thoae. S he eag e rly v o lu n te e re d to show th e o th e r k id s in h e r group how it w as done.

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■ MTNANYB«thany W««t, a nooproAt C atholic ofgan iia tioo providiof apiritu al, social and aducatioaal aaaiat anos to divorcad and aaparatad C hhatiana th rouch paar m iniatry, aril] hava a (anara l m am b an h ip m aating arith a m otivational spaakar a t 8 p.m. Saturday, Ju ly 2, a t S c R obart B allannine Church on W aat Chicago, aast of Inkstar Road, Radfoid. For more inform ation, call M ike a t 622- 3676 or K athy a t 684 1168.

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Bach m an ragiatari ng will raoaiva C anfiald 'a book “Saveo Sacrata of BAactiva Fathara," and arasnon will raoaiva h is book **Ba sids Bvary G roat Dad.**

R agiatration ooata $60 par cou pla and $36 for S atu rday only ba- fora Ju ly 1. A ltar th a t data, add $6. T o ragiatar, call (810) 3M- 7800.

■ IMIAMAnC PlltSCNTATIONT he play “O im e U nto Mo,” a d ra m atic presen tation depicting the life of Jesus, arill be p resented a t 11:16 a m . Sunday, Ju ly 3, a t Clarenceville U nited M ethodist C hurch, 20300 M iddlebelt Road, L ivon ia T he Rev. Douglas W ebber will portray Je su s in the production. For more inform ation, call 474-3444.

■ KAM.Y samcfBeginning Sunday, Ju ly 3, worsh ip service a t SC Andrew’s P resbyterian C hurch, 26701 Joy Road, adll be a half-hour earlier, a t 10 a.m. Tile change will continue through Sept. 4. For more inform ation, call th e church a t 274- 3820 9 a.m. to noon M onday through Friday.

■ RADIO PINMMIAIIT he sreekly radio program “ W hat is T h is C hris tian Science and W ho are T hese C hris tian S cientis ts? ” will focus on “ If C hris tian Science heals, why a ren ’t people flocking to it like they flock to m aterial m edicine?” a t 9 a.m. Sunday, Ju ly 3, on WAAM 16(X) AM.

■ M tCRtAM tOClAiSt. Andrew’s Presbyterian C hurch , 26701 Joy Road in Dear bom H eights, will hold its annunl ice cream social following the 10 a m . w orship service on Sunday, Ju ly 10. For more inform ation, t call (313) 274-3820.

■ PATRIOTIC F1KMRAMT em ple B ap tis t C hurch arill celeb ra te God an d country a t 11 a m . Sunday , Ju ly 3. 'The m usic and dram a d epartm en ts of the church, located af 23800 W. Chicago in Radford, will p resen t th e program , which will includ^ patrio tic songs com plete arith m em bers of th e arm ed forces, video slides and firearorks. For m ore inform ation, call (313) 266-3333 ext. 56.

■ tF F lCTIVl FATHOHMResearch scholar and au th o r Ken R (Canfield will p resen t th e sem in a r “Seven Secrets of Effective F athering” 7-9 p.m . Friday, Ju ly 8, and 8:30 a .m .- l p.m. Saturday , Ju ly 9, a t D etro it F irs t C hurch of th e N asarene, 21260 Haggerty RoskI, N orthville.

T he Friday evening session arill be for couples, and (Canfield arill d iscuss how wives can help th e ir husbands be b e tte r fathers. T he S atu rday seaaioo ariU be for men only and arill cover such top ics as th e negative effects o f a fa ther’s

■ PUPPtTTROUPIT he “ P upp in Fur C hris tos” p u p pet troupe from S t Lorenz L u th eran C hurch in F rankenm uth arill p resen t a special perform an '« a t C h ris t O ur Savior L utheran C hurch on Ju ly 10 during the 8;.30 a.m . and 11 a m . arorship services. T h is troupe has traveled throughou t the U nited S ta tes and Cana da, bringing the gospel message to life through the anim ation of pu p pets. Songs, sk its and hum orous presen ta tions of fam iliar Bible stories arill be a p art o f th e program. A staffed nursery will be available for children aged 3 anri younger. T he church is located a t 14176 Farm ington Road, Livonia. For more inform ation, call (313) 522-6830.

■ INFORMAL SfRVICfF irs t B ap tis t C hurch of Plym outh has adopted an inform al contem porary praise and arorship form at for its 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening service. T he pasto r’s m essage often includes in teraction w ith the congregation. Some services in clude dram a, m im e or d ram atic reading to help illu s tra te G od’s W ord and m ake it relevsmt for to day. T he church is located a t 46000 N orth T errito ria l R oad in P lym outh . For more inform ation, call (313) 466-2300.

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■ IT* A ‘Ml IN u-G anaration, a liturgical arta com pany com priaad of 80 ch ild rtn and youth from tha F irat (Tongra- gational C hurch of A uburn, Calif., will p reaent ” Lova O ne A nother” a t 7:30 p.m. Friday, Ju ly 8, a t T rin ity Preabytarian Church, 10101 W. Ann Arbor Road, Plym outh . T ha troupe shares the Goe pel story through dram a, music, m im e and pantom im e, choraJ reading, puppetry, and the visual arts.

N u-G eneration is on a two- week M idw est and C anada tour and is one of the featured performing troupes a t th e four-day Faithw orks 1994 (Conference in Lafayette, Ind., which more than 8,000 people of all ages are expected to a ttend . For more inform ation. caU (313) 459-9650.

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I r e c e n t ly shared w ith two friands a fesci- nating and unu sual expariancs. I d e sc r ib e d a particu lar energy phenom enon of the hum an body which I had observed.

As I sp o k e about bow th is phenom enon of

the body is both physicsd and sp iritua l, ano ther person cam e up to our inform al conversation. He caught som ething of w hat we were ta lk ing abou t and rem arked, “Craxy, »>«rd stu ff.”

T h is iierson’s com m ent rem inded me of som ething I had heard some weeks ago about a rela ted topic. T h is s ta tem en t was th a t religion is th e last aspect of ou r society where people are able to retain th e ir un ique views. R eligion is the one place where people can still hold on to th e ir iden tity . In th is sense, religion is conservative

O ther aspects of our society, such as schools, neighborhoods, fam ilies tnd even social clubs, are affected by external p ressures for change. M any of these in s ti tu tions a i ) no longer able to define w hat thny w ant to be.

Some paren ts have gone to the

•x U a a a of kickiag th a ir chUdroa ou t o f t ‘io hoagg. T kay a n uaabla to copa w ith tha rhangoa of valuaa introduoad by th a ir ch ild n n .

C luba hava loot th a froodom to lim it m am botohip to a oortaln catogory of paopto. G ovom m ant ■•oka to rodafla# ochoola, rsaoov- ing thorn from ooatrol by tha teachoro or by th a paronta who ■end th a ir childran th a n .

Raligioua iastitu tio iia , howavor, still hava tha m axim um ability to define tha ir oam idaatity .

A m id th ia conaarvativa quality of religion, we find voioea advocating chjuige. A ooovaraatioD about new ways to expariancs sp iritu a lity can be threatm iing. I am reading a book by Dr. Larry Doaaey, “ H ealing Words: 'The Power of Prayer and the P ractice o f M edicine.” T hroughout th e book, the au tho i notes how often the resu lts of pra; e r and healing are ignored even when they are verified by scientific studies. People who do not w ant to hear new evidence about how prayer heals th e body will sim ply d ism iss th e new evidence.

Religion is the la s t conservative force in America. In m any ways th is is good. Yet, we m ust not forget th a t the only th ing th a t is real is change. T h is is th e dilem m a today. How can religion conserve iden tity and still effect positive change?

Dr. Dossey’s book is full of new

sbeul (Im p liy ifsl body aad religioa. Dr. Doaasy’s ideas are positive. They are oti- sa tad l o w ^ im proviog haalth. Yet, hia idaas and soma iika thsm erauld likaly ba unaeosptabis to m oat of th a atsm befa o f our churcbas and ayn agogiiaa Hla idaaa erould require change in trad itiooal religioua vfeera.

I t ia d ifllcult to change our per- oepciofts of God and of th a sp iritual life. We atill fell back upon tha imagas o f our childhood. I personally found it d ifficult to accept certain realities which were dem onstrated before my eyee. For example, I found I could hardly believe th a t tha hum an body ia a specific system of energy which can be affected by the energy of o ther people. W hy should I find it u n usua l th a t m any people th ink these sam e ideas are “strange, w eird”?

We may believe th a t there are unknow n, wonderful po ten tia l!- tiea to the hum an m ind and sp irit. Yet we may still cling to our conservative p a s t We m ay th ink we are open to change. Yet we erill no t be open to change, if we assum e th a t certain questions have already been answered. A teacher who is getting d o se to re tirem ent age said to me, " I t ’s terrible, b u t I ju s t do no t like change any more.”

W e do not like change, especially in our religion. Yet, we m u s t re-

aaay of thi problem s will am be ad d n aaad u a lia s these ia a radical spirteual rh s n m sm o n i the people a f 1 * 1 .^ w o rld T k s m ost th rs a ts n la ^ — p rob lsm i are worlderida.

Population growth, eav iio n '*! 3 menUd dastiuctio ti, raeiaas, was, — and an incieaaing sp lit bstwws a “ rich and poor ars iasuos erhich will n o t bs reaolved by politicians Positive sp iritual rh sn g s is t l ^ only hops for tfas fiitu rs of the hum an raoa.

Bacauas hum an bsings, sape- cially religious psopis, hold so tigh tly to th s past, ire increasingly h sa r th s idsa th a t God erill in- tervene in the world. W hen we sae ^ bad th ings gstting erorss, m any expect a m iracle from God. Tbay believe th a t th ings havs bacoms so bad th a t only (Tod erill reveree th e evil.

We m ust instead look to cooperative images. If we believe th a t God ia actively tranafonning our physical and sp iritua l na tu rs, ws will see change to be a cooperative thing. I f we are co-creatore w ith God of th e future, we m ust be prepared to accept new, hope-fiilled realitiee.

77ie Rev. D avid S trong is paetor o f C e n tra l U n ite d M e thod ie t Church in D e tro it I f you h tM a question o r com m ent ca ll h im a t 963-2047, m ailbox num ber 1878, on a touch-forte phone.

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I find myaelf arriting in taro die- tinctiva waya: I take note and p lann ing arriting like thia, and arrite lettera and diary like thia.

Could you pleaae te ll me about myaelf? I’m 39 yeara old, male and righ t-handed T hank you

S .P . — C aataw

T ân k you for writing. 1 do w ant to aay if you had aent aae a largar aam ple of your other atyla of handw riting I oouk) tell you mote about your peraonality. One aentence ia not enough. However, I arill d iao iaa your peraonality baaed on the largm aample.

It talla me are a ie looking a t the handw riting of a conaervative young man. Ha aranta to praearve and uphold the cuatom a and val- uea th a t arere inatilled in him early in life. T here aeetna to be aome diaparity between the paien ta aa perceived by th ia young man.

He confbrma to eatabliahed rulea of thoae people who mean moat to him. He ia concerned arith o ther people’a opiniona and aranta to arin th e ir approval and acceptance. T hia tends to keep him hidebound to conventional a tti-

tudae and behavior, b u t may stifle hia creativity

la hia (riendahipa ha ia ra ther •elective. T hoee who share aiaai- lar ia ta reeta arould probably be hia first choice. H a la gantle, oaring and helpful arith choean friends and fam ily naambera. A tactftil maaiMr appears a t tim es and can be aa endearing quality arhen it does.

T he aride line apaciitg in th is hartdwTiting aiiggaati one who does not seek d o ee eaM tional in volvem ent an d /o r a ttachm enta. Seemingly he ia a little on the shy aide ai>d may hold o thers a t arm ’s length. So he ia no t aaaily in flu enced by an o th e r’s th ink ing and actions.

A t tim es he m ay feel ha has been taken advantage of in the peat. T h ia tends to make him a little suspect of o thers’ motives and can d a o keep him a little on guard.

O ur w riter ia inclined to intel- lectualiM an event ra ther th an

I t R ather well-ergaalaed. he aa those iavolveaMota he

faela he can readily com plete. He ia probably aaore a t aaao erith things, which ha can ooatrol, than w ith peopla, who are not always predictable.

T hia m an ia n e t ju s t raeting oa hia laurels. He haa se t some high goals for him self. I sea a bright person who m akes efficient use ofhia m ental energy. In hia work he ia neat , orderly and eiarciaea care and precision. Hia aenae of responsib ility cannot be miaaed.

My next sta tem en t may sound like a contradiction b u t some ppi- craatination ia also here. T h ^ tra ita coexist arithin hia peraonality. Does he fear suoceea or failure?

Tw o d if fe re n t h a n d w ritin g styles suggcet a versatile person and one who experiences vacillating moods. A t the tim e he arrote hia letter he was either tired or a little doam. T o his credit, even when experiencing mood tarings

he will usually hang in un til he accom pliahea w hat he seta ou t to do.

Taro different signatures are also used. I am no t absolutely certa in o f the m eaning of thia. Nor could I locade i t in any of my m any reference books. Ia it poeai- bla th a t one relates to h is ethnic background and th e o ther to his A m erican influence? W hatever th e reason m ay be, there appears to be respect for the family nam e or th e person(s) represented by it.

I do wish th e arriter bad included a larger sam ple o f h is other handarriting style. I strongly su s

pect he haa am bivalen t feelings about som e aresM o f h is life. T h ia am bivalence cam resu lt in indecision for him .

I f you w ould lik e to have you r handwritii% g artalysed in the Observer tk E ccentric Newspapers, y- please w rite to L o rfn e C. Green, a ce rtifie d graphologist, a t 36261 Schoolcraft, L ivon ia , M I 48160.Use a fu ll sheet o f w hite, un lined paper w ritin g in the f irs t person singu lar. Age, handedness artd fu ll signature are a ll he lp fu l and ob- jee tive feedback is alw ays w elcomed.

NEW VOICESJ E S S E and N A N CY JA M E S

of New Baltim ore, formerly of W estland, announce th e b irth of T A Y L O R R E N E E M ay 20 a t St. Jo sep h ’s H ospital W est in C linton Toam ship. G randparen ts are Jesse and Ja n e t Jam es of Wayne, and George and Jack ie Mounsey of N orthville.

Joyce Markowaki of G arden City, and Dick and Irm a H anson of Nearport, T enn .

and W illiam Lehr.

P E T E R and JE H A N JA B - B O U R of Livonia announce the b irth of A N T H O N Y P E T E R M ay 30. G randparen ts are Anto ine and M arie Jab b o u r of Livonia, and I. and W. Sham as of W arren.

D A V ID M . and L A U R A L. K EN Y O N of W estland announce th e b irth of T R A V IS L E E May 20 a t A nnapolis H ospital in W ayne. H e haa two brothers, Derek Sexton and Jacob Kenyon. G randparen ts are Rusaell and W onita D eaautelle of Livonia, and George Kenyon of W estland.

A L A N and U S A H A R M O N of Livonia announce th e b irth of M A T T H E W G L E N N M ay 12 a t Oakwood H ospita l in Dearborn. He has one brother, Patrick , 2W. G randparen ts are D ennis and Susanne Farm er and Jack and S idney H arm on, all of Livonia.

D O U G L A S and 'B A R B A R A NHCKILA of C anton announce th e b irth of D A V ID A LA N May 20 a t Sinai H ospital in D e tro it H e has a sister, Kelsey M arie, 3. G randparen ts arc K enneth and M arian N ikkila and Nick and Ja n e t Bodner, all o f Livonia.

L A W R E N C E an d C O N N IE B R O C K of G arden City an nounce the b irth of SA M A N - T H A IL E N E M ay 22 a t A nnapolis H ospital in W ayne. She has two brothers, Gregory Andrew and C h ris to p h e r T h o m as. G ran d paren ts are Tom and Francis Brock of S t Helen, Tom and

D A N a n d N A N C IE S C H A F F E R of L ivonia a n nounce th e b irth of K E V IN M A IT H E W April 12 a t Henry Ford H ospital in D e tro it G randparents are E d and P auline Pra- izner and Don and Joyce Schaffer, all of Livonia.

R IC H A R D a n d J E A N D EW A ’TER of C anton announce th e b ir th of D A N IE L W IL L IA MM ay 21 a t S t Joseph Mercy H osp ita l in Arm Arbor. He has one brother. M a t t 4. G randparents are A l f i ^ and P a tric ia W ilson of P lym outh and R ichard and Mar- yA nn D eW ater of Livonia.

B IL L and L O R I B R O K E N - S H IR E of W estland announce th e b irth of W IL L IA M D A L L A S Ju n e 8 a t A nnapolis H ospital in W ayne. He has two sisters, B rittany and B ethany. G randparents are W illiam and Sharon Broken- shire of C anton and D uane and Velda D urham of W estland.

M IK E and C O N N IE W A LL of P lym outh announce the b irth of C A R O L IN E K A Y M ay 12 a t S t J o a ^ h Mercy H o ap it^ in Ann Arbor. G randparen ts are E d and Carol W all o f P lym outh and R ussell and D onna K en t o f Lansing. G reat-grandparen ts are T helm a M cIntosh of Sam burg, T enn., and A l id W all o f Plym outh.

of W estland.

J O S E P H an d T E R R Y L Y N N G R A N D E L L of L ivonia a n nounce th e b ir th o f K Y L E R IC H A R D J u n e 9 a t A nnapolis H ospital in W ayne. G randparenU are R ichard an d Hope G randell of F a rm in g to n H il ls , B il l a n d SharoF. Springer of W estland and ‘t jm and Ju n e R eam s of Livonia.

R E B E C C A L E H R announces th e b irth of A L E X A N D R E A S U E A N N E M ay 26 a t S t Joseph Mercy H ospital in Ann Arbor. G randparen ts are E layne M iller

S T E P H E N a n d JO A N N E M A C K E N Z IE o f W estland a n nounce the b irth of A LE X A N D E R R O B E R T A pril 22. G randparen ts are Mr. and Mrs. Robert M acKenxie o f Troy.

G E O R G E and J I L L K O L- P A C K E o f G arden C ity a n nounce the b ir th of ELA Y N A J O Ju n e 3 a t A nnapolis H ospital in W ayne. She has a brother, Alexa n d e r , 4. G ra n d p a re n ts a re E layne Heindlm eyer of G arden C ity and George and Florence Kolpacke.

O L I V E R a n d D O N N A O W E N S of Livonia announce the b irth o f K E L L Y M A R IE April 28 a t Hutxel H ospital in D etro it She has two brothers, David and Jeffrey. G randparen ts are Dean and C hristine P ra tt of W arren an d David and Ju lian n e Owens of Ann Arbor.

T H O M A S an d T IN A C U - T R E R A of G arden C ity announce th e b ir th o f C E C E IL IA C H R IS T IN A M A R IA Ju n e 10 a t A nnapolis H osp ita l in Wayne.

J E F F R E Y and R O SE M A R IE W H IT C H E R of C anton a n nounce th e b irth of M EG A N R O S E Ju n e 14 a t A nnapolis H osp ita l in Wayne. G randparen ts are Mr. and Mrs. John N aughton of G arden City and Lynda W hitcher

G A R Y and L A U R A T H O M A S of Livonia announce th e b irth o f JE F F R E Y G A R Y Ju n e 18 a t Providence H ospital in South- field. H e haa a brother, Joseph, and a sister, Ju lieann . G rand paren ts are lien s T hom as o f Livon ia and Louis and Ardis K rafft of F rankenm utb.

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Key. Lather A Werth. PastorSunday Worship 8:30 A 11:00 a.m.

Sunday School A Bibla Class 9:45 a.m “Sharing the Love o f Chriet“ Praachool, Kindargartan, Day Cara

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Sunday School 9:45 AM. Morning WoraMp 11:00 AM. Evaning Worahip 7:00 P.M.

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Rav Richard L Karr. Paalor

462S0 Ann Arbor Road (1 M4a Waal of Sheldon)

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K M Mahrl. Paalor Hugh McMartlTL Lay Mmialar

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Nurapry ProvidedRav. Vidor F. Halborh, Paalor

Rev. Tbnolhy Halbolh, Aaaoc. Paalor

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10101 W. Ann Arher Rd., Ptymoiiai al QoMradaon 5 Am Arbor Rd

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(B etw een A na A rbor T ra il 4 aJoy Road) Llroala • 427-3290

SUNDAY SERVICE 9:S0 A.M.Rev. Mary T. Oltoontt Pastor

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A CfwmSve Chriet Cenmree Cawgragawan

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'The eyes. Mrs. of attention to years. She said e niM former etude by the eyes, actus eyes som etimes.

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SoMs kids bavo alfsady bad modaliiig aipariaBcs. Sistara Brick and R a c M M inoff of Livonia hava modalad for Jaoobaon’s in tb a p a a t

B ut d-yaar-oid Malay S tanaury of P lym outh bad no pravious aapartanoa, although sha iras arilling to giva it a sh o t bataraan bar birthday party and a dross ra- hsarsal for a racital.

P inn said tb s childran ba’s looking for had to hava mora than a cuta taoa. Sarift K ids ia intaraat- ad In kids arhicfa poaaass soma- th ing “th a t makaa th a n raally tpacial . . . a spacial sm ila or es- otic look.” I t also halpa if thay can walk graoafully and sm ila on cua, ha said.

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things, it appeared, had rubbed off.

Society changed over th e next 30 years. M rs. Engel rem embered the years when a lm ost all the children cam e 6 o m tw o-parent homes. A nd the years when m ost moms stayed hom e. Day care wasn’t really in th e vocabulary back th en because it ju s t w asn’t needed.

on a 5-year-oId’s face changes, she told me. T he very shape of it changes — and th e chin, th e nose, the mouUi, all are very d ifferent as the years go by. B u t th e eyes — they ju s t don’t change.

W hether the children were 5 in ’62 or ’94, they alw ays were eager

I to begin any th ing new and so ’ proud when i t was finished. And

children th a t age have always been so very tru s tin g 'That h ad n ’t changed. A nd th e ir eyes, she said, always have sparkled. Especially when the child has learned som ething new about th e world.

The eyes. M rs. Engel paid lota of attention to them over the

i years. She said she could recog- ' nlM former s tu d en ts o f hers ju s t

by the eyes, actually , only by the eyes som etim es. Everything else

Mrs. Engel stayed in her c la s sroom, continued her.journey, long enough to teach a second generation of 5-year-olds, th e children of form er s tu d en ts . Now t h a t ’s something. A paren t and a ch ild who’ve heard the sam e com forting voice, who’ve seen th e ir projects pinned up on th e sam e four w alls, and who’ve learned th e sam e gentle lessons.

And so Mrs. Engel’s journey ended th a t ho t Ju n e day a couple of weeks back. 'Thirty years, it took. Come Septem ber a different person will be in th a t big k in d ergarten classroom . 'The second room on th e left in th e far hall.

I ’ll always rem em ber it as M rs. Engel’s room.

WEDDINttS

Kllcline-SakstrupHolly Caroline S akstrup and

Patrick <j«rard K ild in e were recently noarried in * St. (Colette Catholic C hurch in Livonia by the Rev. B radley Forintos.

She is th e daugh ter of Gordon and CaroliiM S ak stru p of Livonia; he is the son o f Jo h n and Jacqueline K ilcline of SL C lair Shores.

T he bride is a graduate of Livonia Ladywood H igh School and is employed by Com erica Bank.

'The groom ia a graduate of St. C lair Shores S ou th Lake High School and is mnployed by Nagle P av ing

B onnie L undin served as m atron of honor w ith Marjorie H eathcoat, C ynth ia Brady, Caro- 13m Provagna, M ary Lou 'Trela and Leslie Dem yan as b ridesmaids.

M ichael K ilcline served as best man w ith D avid H sathcoat, D aniel D onahue, W illiam Buesaer, Jam es 'Trela and Jo h n K ilcline asgroomsmen.

'The couple received guests a t St. M ary 's C u ltu ra l C enter in Livonia before leaving on a cruiae to th e sou thern C aribbean.

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the tlaas. 'They team lesponaibili- ty earlier.” he said.

'The kide who aud itioned in b o o t of Finn w en graded on an A- C schedule. T he A’s w en invited to model w ith Swift Kids. 'The B ’s have model po teatia l b u t need modal developm ent. 'The C*s do not have model poten tia l yoC G etting a C isn 't bwl, he stressed to the childran.

“ I t ’s not a bad th in g Now prom ise me th a t you won’t lock yourself ia a room and reftiae food for a week,” he to ld the children b e fo n th e first tryou ts began.

Peterson-M uffleyAhrin and Jean P a tonon of

W ild Rose, N.D.. announce the focthooming m arriage o f their daughter, Nancy P auline of P lym outh , to Randy Ray M uflley, the son of Merv arid S andra Mufflay of G arden City.

'The bride-to-be a ttended T rin ity B ible College in N orth D akota and reoeived her associate ’s degree bom Schoolcraft College in Livonia. She is em ployed a t M ftH Industries in Livonia.

In the end, (Courtney an d Ian Cross, ages 10 and 6, respectively, of Taylor leere offered oontracta; along erith Zachary (Cotton, 6, of Livonia. 'They will have th e opportunity to make up to $30,000 a year m o i l i n g for Udevision com mercials. 'The average rate for a child modeling for catalogs is about |65-$75 per hour.

F inn said th a t the children who weren’t chosen can still benefit by tak ing modeling courses.

g“ It helps children feel b e tte r

about them selves,” he said. “ A lot of children, if they pay more a t ten tion to th e way they walk and can y them selves, o ther people will respond in a more positive way.”

H er fiance ia a ttend ing the U n iversity of M ichigan-D earborn, where he ia majoring in e lem entary education. He will graduate in April 1996. He is employed by B urlington Air Freight.

Spencer-PryslakD ennis and Je ri Spenoar of

I aingehurg M ich., announce the engagem ent of th e ir daughter, M ichelle. to Jeffery Pryalak. th e eon of Steve and D iane Pryalak of G arden City.

'Tbe bride-to-be ia a 1989 graduate of L e in ^ b u rg High School and a 1993 graduate of M ichigan StaSe University. She ia a second lieu tenan t in th e U.S. Air Force assigned to Goodfollow Air Force Base, Texas.

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Her fiance is a 1990 graduate of P lym outh C ^ to n High School and 1994 graduate o f M ichigan S ta te U niversity. Also a second lieu tenan t in the U.S. Air Force, he will be assigned to Space Com m and a t Edw ards A ir Force Base in (California.

A Ju ly wedding is p lanned inC hurch of C hris t in D eW itt, M ich.

W oodward-Seibert

Jerry and M ary W oodward of M anchester, Mich., announce the engagem ent of th e ir daughter, Jeri, to B rent Seibert, the-son of Bob and Linda Seibert o f C anton.

'The bride-to-be graduated bom the C alvary C hristian Academy in 1991. She is employed by the Kroger Co. in W ashtenaw County.

H er fiance is a 1992 g raduate of P lym outh Salem High School and is employed by M ichigan R ehab ilita tion of O akland (Dounty.

A M arch 1995 w edding is p lanned for S t Jo h n E piscopal C hurch in Canton.

Jabara-DesChenes

Mr. and Mrs. K al Jab a ra of P lym outh held a party a t the Groese P o in ts H u n t C lub to a n nounce the engagem ent of the ir daughter, Louise A uline o f Grosse P o in ts Woods, to Pau l Robert DesChenes, tbe son of Mr. and M rs. Robert P au l D esChenes of G rosse Points.

'The bride-to-be is an honors graduate of W heaton College in N orton, M ass., an d P lym outh High School. She cu rren tly is gallery director a t th e W ild W ings A rt Gallery in Groese Points.

H er fiance, th e recip ient o f a four-year football scbo larsh ip , graduated from W ayne S ta te U niversity. He ia em ployed a t Sixty Lakes M arine in New Baltim ore.

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An O ctober wedding is p lanned for th e F irs t M ethodist C hurch in Groese Points.

B ryant-ShifferdW illiam and B uvetta B ryant of

Livonia announce the engagem ent of the ir daughter, R u th M arie, to Je ff Shifferd, son of D onald and Dorothy Shifferd of Wayne.

'The bride-to-be is a graduate of Livonia Stevenson High School and Ferris S ta te U niversity. She is employed by R'TL A dvertising in T roy as an advertising a s s is tan t.

H er fiance is a graduate of John G lenn High School and a ttended H enry Ford (Community (College. He is employed as an inventory control a ss is tan t a t J& D D istrib u ting in Livonia.

A Ju ly iredding is p lanned for th e F ir s t U n ited M e th o d is t C hurch of Plym outh.

Adams-Ehrenberg

N eal and M arilyn A dam s of T ecum seh, formerly o f W estland, announce the engagem ent o f the ir daughter, 2nd L t. Sherri Adams, to 1st L t. S tephen E hrenberg, the son of Col. R udy and Sandy E hrenberg of Fairfax, Va.

'The bride-to-be is a 1989 gradua te of Ladywood High School and th e first Ladywood alum na to graduate bom th e U.S. M ilitary Academy in 1993. She is now s ta tioned a t Fort C arson, Colo.

H er fiance is a graduate of W .T. W oodson High School in Fairfax and the U.S. M ilitary Academy in 1992. He also is sta tioned in Fort C arson, Colo.

A Ju ly wedding is p lanned forS t E lisab e th ’s C hurch in T ecum seh.

ANNIVERSARIES

DeVergilioA d in n er celebration sn th fam i

ly and b ien d s honored E li and Ju lia DeVergilio o f Livonia, who are celebrating the ir fiOth w eddinganniversary.

'The couple exchanged vows on Ju n e 23, 1934, in P itts to n , Pa. She is th e former Ju lia M arinelli.

R esiden ts of L ivonia since 1969, they have th ree children — P h ilip of H arrison T ow nship, Beverly Ball of Ann Arbor and M ary Lou of Redford. 'They also | have seven grandchildren and th ree great-grandchildren.

He retired bom W estern E lectric a fter 44 years of em ploym ent 'Their in terests include th e Detro it S tenographic Society and Boy Scouts, a i ^ they are F r id a y School teachers a t C alvary U nited M ethodist Church.

NalepkaFam ily and b ien d s gathered

May 7 to help Joseph and A nna N alepka of G arden C ity celebrate the ir 60th wedding anniversary.

'The N alepkas exchanged vows on May 6,1934, in D e tro it She is the former Anna R uoniak.

Fifty-year G arden C ity residents, they have th ree children — Stanley N alepka of Livonia, R aymond N alepka of W estland and Irene Choma of W aterford. 'They also have nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

He is a 1 6 -y w retiree of Davi- son-Rite Products.

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of th is typa a t tha Shaldao Read Ford P lan t In P lym outh Township. V oluntasr amployaaa of tha p U n t davaiopad a W U ^ fe Com- m ittas and bagan form ulating Ida- aa to u ss tha a iis tin g propartiaa. Taking som a tiiggm tinna from an advisory group, tha oom m ittaa da- cidsd to build and srsc t bird houaaa.

On a Sunday m orning thay put up 28 b irdboiM on th a proparty. Thera were boxas for aastam blua- birds, chickadasa, anrans, flickers

various birds actually ax,tat, uaa boxaa. and could naat a t tha ir s its iras one way of aohancing thairknowiadgi of local wildlife.

Thay not only anhanoad thair kftowladga, and probably appreciation for soma spacias of arildlife, thay also anhanoad tha h ab ita t th a t was available.

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Travelers beware of weekend highway workT raffic arill ba free and clear of m oat con

struction on tha a ta ta ’s 9,290-mila highway gyatam over the Fourth of Ju ly holiday, the M ichigan D apautm ant o f T ransportation said in a press release.

M -D O T is suspending all road and bridge work, except emergency work, detours and on joba where barriers can no t be conveniently removed. Following are th e few areas where traffic m ay be slowed over the holiday.

W e ste rn U p p er P e n in su la : In Houghton County, th e bridge carrying M-28 over th e O ntonagon River in K enton is restricted to one lane controlled by signals.

In M enom inee C ounty, the bridge carrying US-41 over th e L ittle R iver is restricted to one lane controlled by signsds.

In M arquette County, traffic on th e bridge carrying M-35 over th e m iddle branch of the

Elacanaba River is restricted to one lane controlled by signals.

E a s te rn U p p e r P en in su la : In M ackinacand Schoolcraft counties on US-2, expact lane closures and a tem porary traffic signal a t the railroad bridge w ith in the lim its of a resurfacing project from M-77 to M-117.

N o rth w e s t M ich igan : In M ason County, th e M-116 bridge leading to Ludington S tate P ark ia reduced to one laire controlled by signals.

W est M ich igan : In Newaygo C ounty on M- 20 a t th e W hite River east a t W hite Cloud, traffic arill be detoured around th e construction area.

In M uskegon an d N orton Shores, US-31 arill be reduced to one lane in each direction a t th e S te rn b e rg R o ad in te rc h a n g e . In M uskegon, US-31 B usiness R oute arill be re

duced to one lane in each diraction from Lake- ton to doamtoam.

S ag in aw B ay /T h u m b A ram In SaginawCounty, traffic on M-46 over th e T ittabaw aa- see River is restricted to one lane ia each d irection.

In H uron Countor traffic carrying M-&3 over th e P innebog River is restricted and controlled by signals.

S o u th w e s t M ich igan : In AUagan County, traffic on th e bridge carrying M-89 over the Kalam azoo R iver is reduced to one lane in each direction.

In Berrien and Cass counties, 1-94 is restric ted to one lane in each diraction for eight m iles from W atervliet to HsutfrmL

In C alhoun County, w estbound 1-94 is reduced to one lane a t the bridge a t F Drive near B attle Creek.

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Time machine: Bedford sculptor Todd Erickson’s ‘Memory Vehicle' was featured in the Michigan Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition in Southfield last summer. The work speaks to the golden age o f the auto industry.

C o n s i d e r s c u lp t u r e

t o c o m p le t e g a r d e n

By L in d a An n C h o m in Special Whiter

N ow t h a t th e la s t p la n t h a s b een tu c k e d sn u g in ita bed , i t 's t im e to th in k a b o u t add ing th e fin ish ing touch to your g ard en

w ith scu lp tu re .W h e th e r you choose a n o r ig in a l a r tw o rk by

M a r s h a l l F re d e r ic k s o r a re p ro d u c tio n o f a M ichelangelo, scu lp tu re se ts th e tone for an o u td o o r e n v iro n m e n t ev o k in g a r a n g e o f fe e lin g s from p e a c e fu ln e ss a n d s e re n ity to re f lec tiv e o r ligh t-hearted .

“I t ’s re a lly th e crow ning to u ch o f th e g a rd e n or law n ,” sa id J a m e s S lesinsk i, sen io r landscape d e s ig n e r /h o r t ic u l tu ra l is t an d v ice p re s id e n t o f G oldner W alsh N u rsery in Pontiac.

S lez insk i gave a sem in ar on m ak in g you r g a r den a w ork of a r t th rough th e use o f scu lp tu re a t th e fo u r th a n n u a l “G ard en in g from th e G ro u n d U p” conference p re sen ted by Schoolcraft College in L ivon ia an d ^ r e n n i a l Favorites o f W aterford.

“G a rd e n sc u lp tu re can be th e focal p o in t o f a l i t t le v ig n e tte . I t can be c la ssica l, e le g a n t, r e l i gious o r m ed ita tive . S cu lp tu re can be fim. I t can be w him sical. I t can se t d ifferen t moods, depend in g o n w h a t yo u w a n t in y o u r la n d s c a p e ,” S lezinsk i said.

S c u lp tu re in a n y en v iro n m en t m ak es a s ta te m e n t a b o u t th e o w ner. A lth o u g h you w o u ld n ’t co n s id e r s c u lp to r T odd E rick so n ’s w ork g a rd e n sc u lp tu re , h is fine a r t looks g re a t in a n o u tdoo r se ttin g . E rickson , w ho inco rpo ra tes found m a te r ia ls from in d u s try and n a tu re in to w ork docu m e n tin g social a n d po litica l is su e s , h a s se v e ra l la rge-sca le scu lp tu re s in th e y a rd an d g a rd en o f h is Bedford T ow nship home.

“M y s c u lp tu re t ie s b ack in to m y love o f n a tu r e , th e g row jng o f p la n ts . I g a rd e n an d I b ird w atch. T h a t’s p a r t o f who I am ,” sa id Erickson.

How do you go abou t choosing a piece o f scu lp tu re th a t reflects you? F irs t, i t’s im p o rtan t to def in e th e te r m g a rd e n s c u lp tu r e a s w e ll a s d e te rm in e th e s ty le o r look, you’re a fte r. G arden s c u lp tu re can be a n y th in g from a one-o f-a-k ind w ork by a n a r t is t to a reproduction of a classica l G reek figu re . B ou lders , b ird h o u ses , fo u n ta in s , su n d ia ls , w e a th e rv an es , an tiq u e fa rm tools an d im p le m e n ts , j a r d in i e r e s , u r n s a n d p la n t e r s , w h im sica l s ta tu a ry and ou tdoor la n te rn s a re a ll c la s s if ie d a s g a rd e n s c u lp tu r e , a c c o rd in g to S lezinski.

“B esid es th re e -d im e n s io n a l sc u lp tu re , th e r e a re w all p laques an d reliefs. All types o f v ertica l a r t can be used. P im ctional scu lp tu re like a b ird b a th is a piece o f a r t on its ow n,” sa id th e O rion T ow nship res id en t, who stud ied o rn am en ta l h o rtic u ltu re in college.

“C o n s id e r th e s ty le o r look y o u ’re a f te r . Is i t c la s s ic a l E u ro p e a n o r O r ie n ta l , t r a d i t io n a l A m erican s, con tem porary , ru s tic o r n a tu ra l? All s ty le s can be com fortab ly fitted in to a fo rm al o r in fo rm a l d e s ig n . A ty p ica l E u ro p e a n g a rd e n is v e ry s y m m e tr ic a l w ith c la s s ic a l s c u lp tu r e o r s ta tu a ry like M ichelangelo’s D a v id .’ T here is no o v e rk ill. E v e ry th in g is h a rm o n io u s a n d f i ts to g e th e r . O n th e o th e r h a n d , J a p a n e s e g a rd e n s h av e a v a rie ty o f te x tu re s an d form a w ith l i t t le color. T hey’re efibctive all four seasons.”

C h a m e le o n G a lle r ie s in P ly m o u th c a r r ie s a v a rie ty o f con tem porary g a rd en scu lp tu re h a n d cra fted by a rtis ts .

*I tr ie d to find a it ie ta who did b ird houses and b ird b a th s an d o u tdoo r la n te rn s . A ll o f o u r b ird feed e rs a re one-of-a-kind,” said D enni E M ie h a r t, g a l le ry co -o w n er w ith h u s b a n d J im . “T h e y ’re m ad e for ou tdoo rs. T hey’re all h a n d c ra f te d an d can 't be dam aged by th e su n .”

C o n te m p o ra ry c lay g o ld fish p o n d s w ith a n O rie n ta l fla ir by C ra ig E a s te r w ould go nice in a l i t t le cove o r g rove . O ne- a n d tw o -d im en s io n a l s te e l s q u ir re l a n d c a t s c u lp tu re s by J im M ila r

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■ W estland a r t is t L aure l R aisanen is fea tu red a r t is t o f th e m on th a t N elson’s G allery in Livonia.■ V ictoria D ias’s Book B reka colum n.■ E xh ib itions, a r t ga llery ev en t listings.

Artistic packagii^ goes h^h-tech■ Livonia firm ’s n iche is creatin g holographic packaging th at blends art and technology. What’s m ore, m arketers say th is d ascling pack* aging helps sell products.

By J a n ic b T io a b -Kr a m k b SraciAL Warraa

I t ’s a n id e a l m e rg e r o f a r t a n d te c h n o lo g y a n d a m a r k e te r ’s d re a m com e tr u e - th e use o f h o lo g ra m s fo r

p ad iag in g an d advertising .T h e co m m e rc ia l u se o f h o lo

g ra m s w as bound to h ap p en , say s L ee L acey , p r e s id e n t o f H olo- Souroe Corp. in L ivonia, b u t how it cam e about is a qu irk .

A fte r a cover s to ry on h o lo g ra phy ra n in th e M arch 1984 issue o f N a tio n a l G e o g ra p h ic m a g a z in e , H o lo -S o u rce w a s o v e rw h e lm e d w ith in q u ir ie s from c u tt in g -e d g e a d v e r t i s e r s a ro u n d th e c o u n try w ho recogn ized a com m ercia l u se for th is high-tech im agery.

“ A fte r th e a r t ic l e , I s t a r t e d th in k in g how h o lo g ram s could be m a rk e te d . So d id a lo t o f p eo p le ,” sa id Lacey, w hose com pany se t o u t in 1982 to m ake th ree-d im ensional ho lographic im ages (X -rays) o f h u m an o rgans a s a d iagnostic tool.

“T h e p h o n e r a n g o ff th e hook . P e o p le w a n te d to know how th e im ag e is m ad e , w h a t th e com m erc ial oppo rtun ities are , how m uch it costs.”

L acey is s t i l l in v o lv ed in th e m ed ica l a p p lic a tio n s , b u t m a k in g 3-D im a g e s fo r a d v e r t is e r s is r e sponsib le for th e firm ’s trem endous grow th , he said.

A s e lu s iv e a s i t lo o k s , a 3-D hologram is c rea ted in a dark room w ith th e u se o f in te r s e c tin g la s e r b e a m s . E v e n th e c o lo rfu l, e m b o ss e d h o lo g ra m s t h a t s e e m to h a v e e n d le s s d e p th a re m a d e by la s e r and can be tra n s fe r re d to a ll so r ts o f p rin ted m ateria ls .

E m m e tt L e ith , a U n iv e rs ity o f M ich ig an p ro fe sso r from C a n to n , a n d J u r i s U p a tn ic k s , a n A nn A rb o r r e s e a r c h e r , c re a te d th e p ro c e s s u s e d to m a k e a lm o s t a ll hologram s today.

“I n ev e r d ream ed w e’d be d o in g som e o f th e app lica tions we a re to d a y . T h e p a c k a g in g w e do fo r so m an y consum er m a rk e ts is decorat iv e , b u t i t a ls o co nveys a m e s sag e ," sa id L acey, w ho co-founded th e b u s in e ss in 1986 w ith p a r tn e r R obert Levy.

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Cutting edge: Holo-Source president Lee iMcy uses high-tech holography and paperboard for a range o f advertising and promotional projects, including Issac Asimov’s Ultimate Robot CD-ROM for Microsoft.

v o lu m e re p l ic a t io n o f b r i l l ia n t ly c o lo red 3 -D im a g e s t h a t seem to d an ce in space . T hey a lso produce e m b o sse d p a p e rb o a rd - ro lls a n d ro lls o f i t - fo r m ^ jo r c lie n ts , su ch a s H a llm a rk , M ead P ro d u c ts a n d B each P roducts.

“W h en w e developed th e holog

ra p h y p ro cess in th e e a r ly 19€0s, w e n e v e r e x p e c te d i t w o u ld fin d su ch a w ide v a r ie ty o f in te re s t in g a n d c re a t iv e u s e s ,” L e ith sa id . “W hat’s going on today in advertising is dazzling .”

H o lo -S o u rce m a k e s g li tz y H a llm a rk g ift b ags, k id ’s s tick e rs .

sch o o l fo ld e rs in ra in b o w co lo rs a n d co lle c tib le h o lo g ra p h ic co in s g iv en a s p re m iu m s a t L «ng J o h n S ilver’s re s ta u ra n ts . They ju s t p ro duced th e v ib ra n t paperboard used to pack ag e M icroso ft’s Is a a c A si-

S e e A R T IS T IC , 2 D

M a g i c o f k a l e i d o s c o p e s

c o l o r s P l y m o u t h g a l l e r y

By L in d a An n C h o w n Sphcial WariER

M esm eriz ing a n d m ag ica l, k a le idoscopes c rea te dsiszling visual exper ie n c e s th a t d e lig h t a n d l i f t th e s p i r i t s . P a t t e r n s r e m in is c e n t o f s ta in ed g lass, s ta rs an d flowers tak e sh a p e befo re y o u r ey e s a s im a g e s em erge from im ages again and again.

D e n n i a n d J im E n g le h a r t , co o w n e rs o f C h a m e le o n G a lle r ie s , b r in g th e m ag ic to d o w n to w n P ly m o u th by p re s e n tin g m ore th a n 100 h an d cra fted kaleidoscopes in an exh ib it con tinu ing to Ju ly 3.

‘Everyone re la te s to th e beau ty of th e im a g e s . Y oung , o ld - i t d o e sn ’t m a tte r . You c a n 't be u n h ap p y w hen

yo u look a t th e m . T h e y m a k e you sm ile,” sa id D enni E ng lehart.

“F irew orks C ap tu red ,” th e la rg e s t e x h ib i t io n o f k a le id o sc o p e s in M ichigan to d a te , fe a tu re s th e w ork o f 12 o f th e b e s t a r t i s t s in th e country , in c lud ing H enry B ergeson, Tom

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VMong; Right, a celebration o f red, yellow, blue and green flower, star and stained-glass images can be seen through the eyepiece o f a kaleidoscope.

Artbeat faeturae vignettes from the suburban arts scene. Write: Artbeat, Creative Living, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schooicraft. Livonia 43150. Our fax number Is (313)591-7279

■ WOOD CARVWMRLivonia A rts C om m ission p resen ts 11 crea tions by m em bers o f th e Livonia W oodcarvers Ju ly 1- 29 in the L ivonia Civic C en te r L ib rary ’s second- floor c ircu la r show cases, F arm ing ton Road and F ive Mile.

11)0 exh ib it fe a tu re s carv ings o f fieople. a n im als, birds, m in ia tu re s , re lie f carv ings, chip carvings, wood b u rn in g and toys. E xh ib ito rs are OB'*!) Ott, O lga B ender, I ^ i a C ascardo,

Ronald W alsh , J im B eresford, G erald G rusendorf, Tony P ietrxak , D avid G eistler, E rn s t Pfoech, P a t Lea and Ro Morin. H ours a re 9 a.m . to 9 p.m . M onday-Thursday, 9 a.m . to 9 p.m . F rid ay -S stu rd ay , 1-6 p.m . Sundays.

T h i s exh ib it provides a v isual d isplay o f 12 notew orthy in te rio r a rch itec tu ra l projects designed by ou r local ch ap te r m em bers,” said S tephen S ussm an , chairm an.

T h e purpose o f th is exhib it,” he added, ‘ is to he igh ten public aw areness o f th is im p o rtan t a s pect o f ou r professional practice and to recognize o u ts tan d in g efforts. M any o f th e projects included a re aw ard rec ip ien ts.’

■ R T Y U S M IM TW K M WThe Livonia A rts C om m ission p resen ts “In te rio rs by A rchitects," a new trav e lin g exhibit ofthe A m erican In s titu te of A rchitects.

The exh ib it ru n s Ju n e 27 to Ju ly 30 in the F ine A rts G allery on th e second floor o f th e Livonia Civic C en te r L ibrary , Farm ing ton Road and FiveM ile.

H ours a re 9 a.m . to 9 p.m. w eekdays an d 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . S a tu rd a 3rs.

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M« «acall«>( for au tom edve d fo aU hsceu— tbay •how th« vehkfo moM m aliw irel- ly ih a a a photo. By liltiag tha im- • • • , you oao aoa tha laU rior aad •x tarior, or a osavortibla top up or dowB,” SaytiUI r a id

Laoay, who had baan a Good- yoar C ham iral Divtaioa anginaar, davalopod th a ffrat holographic coating uaad for Beach P roducts' ho t drink cupa and othar party •uppliaa.

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holograp h to football card mada for Pro Sat. T ha liaaitod-adltiee Viaoa Loaabardi trophy card, which sold for $4 la 19BB, aaaa for

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a whopping $400 today, la M arch, Holo-Souroa produced tha B ratt H ull oomlc book label (alraady a coUactibU) for M cDonald'a.

T ha Arm alao m akaa aacurity carda for Diaoovar, th a Rapubli- c a n S a n a to r ia l C o m m it ta a , Talacotn USA and th a Van aaua- lan lioaoaa bureau.

T ha Holo-Souroa labal th a t a p pears on S im oais car polish thia

la raoavar thadifforaana la uaaa, Saydal aaid.

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attfVOC OOOMUQMfa ttaa tlo a . Raal or imaglnad. tha ir •aductlva p a c k i^ n g givaa oee- •UBMra ano ther maaaaga: S tata- o f-tha-art lah a lii^ oo t ^ outaida probably m aana top-notch la- aaarch a a d davalopoiaat o f tha

la a a a a foom petitoia hag in g every day,” Laoay aaid. “B umi woU-kaown b read s have to fight for raooffiitioe a a d buyer iaipulaa. A aaora attarrtioa-gat- tlng, aubtla holographic ilim iiii ia a park age display aiay be all it takas to improve m arket ahara."

A dds Sajnlal; “ If aw can Juat gw oon au Hwra to hold th e prothicL they era 50 paroant bmmo likely to buy I t "

“W han th a children aae tha raal a r t in th a m uaaum , it 's like ravi- a iting an old friend,” aaid B irm ingham roaidant E laina Rad- m ond, a voluntaer docant in tha D atroit In a titu ta of A rts’ A rt to th e Schools program.

R adm ond ia one of 75 ATS do- canta who give slide talks based on th a DIA collection to more th a n 30,000 school children in grades 4-6 in public, private and parochial schools throughout the D etroit m etropolitan area each year. T hey are among the 150,000 schoolage children from D etroit, sou theaat M ichigan and C anada who annually a ttend the variety of special ch ild ren’s programs a t th e DIA.

“T h e slide ta lk s serve a real purpose: T hey help prepare the children for a to u r o f the museum. T hey m ake th e ir visit more friendly and exciting.”

T he A TS com m ittee is seeking add itional volunteer docents. An in te rest in a r t and education is im portan t, b u t no formal a rt edu cation is required.

“W e w ant people who enjoy the exuberance of children when they

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are excited by ideas,” said Rebecca H ein, chair of th e A TS com mittee.

A pplicants m u s tn ’t be em ployed frill tim e. Interview s begin in Ju n e , and tra in ing sta rta in Septem ber.

O ther com m ittees needing a d d itional volunteer help are gallery service (greeting and assisting visitora in the m useum galleries) and gallery inform ation (assisting visitora a t the inform ation desks).

T o learn more about becoming a volunteer on DIA com m ittees, call 833-0247.

Like th e regular m useum docents, A TS docents are known th r o u ^ o u t the country for the ir thorough training, which focuses on th e use of dialogue arith the studen ts.

“ I never ju s t lecture to them .

T h a t’s boring," Redm ond said. ” I get them involved in looking a t th e a rt — telling me w hat thay see. I don’t try to give them a whole bunch of facts. Thay can get thoae a t th e library. My real objective ia to get them excited about th e a rt — to stim ula te their im agination. T h a t’s bound to m ake them more thoughtful and creative in everyth ing they do.”

Redm ond ia highly experienced in introducing children to a r t She has a bachelor of fine a rts degree, along arith a m aster of a rts degree in special education. An a rt teacher for five years a t a Livonia jun io r h i ^ school and in B irm in g h a m p a ro c h ia l sc h o o ls grades K-8, she stopped teaching to have a fam ily and la ter began helping her husband part-tim e in h is sporting goods store in D ear

born.Sha has baan an A TS voluntaar

for lO yaars.” I have a flexibla work achadula

— ao I can fit in my school talks. T ha A TS program kaaps ma in- volvad in t ^ com m unity.”

R adm ond alao connacts bar work w ith children to bar profos- sional lifo. A t T ba A rtiata’ O a lla ^ in Farm ington H illa, whare sha ia a arorking a rtis t and co-ownar, aha curated an unusual exhiblL ”A Naw W ay of Looking,” las t Sap- tem ber. Featured eras a r t by ch ildren in grades K-4 from 60 m atro area schools, displayed side-by- side arith arorka by profesaional arUsta th a t the ch ild ren’s creations had inspired.

She is alao a professional photographer of fiiM arts. In her school ta lks she often supplem ents th e DIA slides o f a r t works w ith some of her own shots showing different a n ^ e s o f th e sam e arork.

* n iu it helpa th e s tu d en ts u n ders tand the size and texture of th e piece, especially sculpture. B u t i t ’s still no t like th e real th ing .”

D I A s c h e d u l e s w o r k s h o p s f o r a l l a g e s

Fam ily and ad u lt workshops an d classes for youngsters have been scheduled in Ju ly a t th e Detro it In s titu te o f Arts, 5200 W oodward.

E nro llm ent is lim ited and ad vance registration ia required. For inform ation or registration, call 833-7978 or 833-7977.

A fam ily workshop, “Visual F east,” will tak e place 10 a.m . to noon in th e E ducation S tudio for children who arill be in grades K-3 in the fall and a paren t or guard ian. A dults and children will explore th e galleries together to d is cover th a t fr>od has always been an insp ira tion to artists. Everyone arill then re tu rn to the studio to create a take-hom e project u sing draaring, pa in ting and collage techniques.

Fee per person, which includes supplies, is $7 d iild ren and $3

adults, or $6 children and $2 a d u ib for mem bers.

A H ^ree-day Y ou thart class, “ M arvelous M asks,” for studen ts who arill be in grades 4-6 in the fall, arill take place 1-3 p.m. W ednesday-Friday, Ju ly 6-8, in the Elducation S tu ^ o . S w in g and sketching ancien t m asks arill in spire s tu d en ts to create m asks u s ing a variety of m ateria ls, including self-hardening clay, p a in t and fabric.

T he fee, which includes su p plies, is $30 for th e general public and $24 for mem bers.

Two o ther fam ily arorkshopa taking place in the E ducation S tud io are “Self-portrait Collage,” 10 a.m. to noon T hursday , Ju ly 7, and "P ic tu res T all a Story,” 10 a.m . to noon Friday, Ju ly 8. H iey are for children who will be in grades K-3 in the foil and a

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paren t or guardian. Fee per person is $7 children and $3 adu lts , or $6 children and $2 ad u lts for m em bers. Fee includea supplies.

In “Self-portrait Collage,” ch ild ren and ad u lts will view "P o rtr a it of a CoUagist” by African- American a r t is t Benny Andrews and make self-portrait collages of colorful fabric scraps. In “Pic- turea Tell a Story,” p a rtic i |> u ts will v isit th e special exhibition "C ourt, YiUage and M onastery: South A sian Pain tings fi*om th a P erm anen t (Collection” and draw and p a in t th a ir own stories.

In a hands-on w orkshop for a d u lts 10 a.m . to 3 p.m. Saturday , Ju ly 9, in th e E ducation S tudio, p a rtic ipan ts will create contem porary basketry forma m ade frtnn locally harvested m ateriala. T ha arorkahop will be taugh t by a itia t K ath leen B ordo-C rom bia. All •k ill lavala are welcoma.

T ha w oihshop indudaa a ooe- hour break for lunch; bring a bag lunch if deaired. Pea la $25 for tha

general public and $20 for m em bers. M ateriala fee is $12.

Two threa-day Y ou thart classes are scheduled W ednesday-Friday, Ju ly 13-15, in th e E ducation S tu dio. Fee for each session, including suppliaa, ia $30 for th e general public and $24 for mem bers.

“N atu ra l A rt” arill take place 10 a.m. to noon. I t ia for studenta who will be in grades 4-6 in the fall. T hem es from na tu re found in pain tings, sculp ture and decorative arte will be explored an 4 in- •p ite s tu d en t projects in a variety o f m adia, includ ing dn w in g , pa in ting and collage.

“Figure S cu lp ture” arill take place 1-3 p.m. I t is for studen ts who arill Im in grades 7-9 in th a fall. T h a aculptor’s uaa of the hum an fonn th roughout history arill be explored, and s tuden ta arill create figures in th e ir oem like- neea to reflect th e ir cu ltu res and intereata. An aaay-to-carve sculptu re m edium will be used.

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A rtists across tba s ta te are Invited to su b m it th e ir arork for ju rying for th e n in th annual ()u r 'Town A rt Exhibition and Sale, tak ing plaoa OcL 19-23 a t T ba C om m unity H ouse in B irm ingham .

All entries, in th a form of color alidaa, m u s t be postm arked Ju ly 31. A rtiste who haven’t already racaived a to E ntry form may ask for one by w riting or calling T b a C om m unity House, 380 S. B ates, B irm ingham 48009, phone (810) 644-6832.

L a tt year 319 arorka from 248 M ichigan a rtis te were salacted frern a lm ost 1,000 antrias. Slxty- ona of thaaa arorka were bought 1^ aoma of tb a 3,000 paopla w ^ a ttended tb a four-day exhibition. T on thousand dollara In priaae will bo aw arded to salacted artiste a t tb a a rtis te ’ award catemony Sunday, OcL 23.

A rtiata m ay subm it th a ir in terp re ta tions of “O ur Town,” any bomatown and its m san lng to thorn. Worka may pertain to , bu t a ren 't lim ited to; M ichigan L aad- m arka, A rch itectura/C ity , N a- tu re/L andscapa, P aop la/P crtraita and S till Life. A rt work m ay ba two- or threa-dim ontional, prepared in any m edium , ready for presen tation , and m u s tn ’t have been previouaty shown in O ur Town exhibitiona.

Allan R ubinar arill ba tb a 1994 O ur Town juror. Ha la a itational- ly raeogniaad a r t is t and ina trac to r 1 haa hia work diaptayed in m any m unicipal, corporate and private eoHactioBS throughout th a country.

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S o u th f ia ld -b a s a d F ra n k l in T Bank is th a aponsor o f th a 1994 O ur Town A rt E xhibition and Sals.

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Symmetry in motion: Denni (left) and Jim Englehart (not pictured) of Chameleon Galleries bring the magical world of the kaleidoscope to Plymouth in an exhibition featuring more than 100 of the amazing instruments.

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J im M ilar add a contem porary accent to garden or lawn. Three-di- m enaional clay tilea aporting froga, tu rtles and dragonflys can be hung or placed on a patio table.

Isabel Bloom’s concrete garden scu lp tu re are m eant to resemble bronse garden scu lp tu res o f the V ictorian era. T he Iowa a r t is t’s "ViM at,” “T h u m p er” or th a “B ird W atcher” would m ake a charm ing focal po in t in bed filled w ith petu n ia s and im patiens.

Lnatly, don’t forget to consider placem ent. S iting ia im portan t to a aculpture. C onsider creating v ista s like thoae found leading u p to C arl M illes’ scu lp ture a t C ran- brook E ducational C om m unity in Bloom field HilU.

“C onsider how and from arhat po in ts you’re viewing it. Do you w ant a circular pond to echo a

wall scu lp ture or relief, w a long vista or view th a t focuses in on th e focal po in t?”

And if space is tight, Slecinski suggests a m uch -neêc ted area for siting th e piece. “An ideal place to p u t scu lp tu re is under a home’s overhang. You can ’t grow p lan ts under an overhang.”

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“N ot all were m eant to w ith stan d M ichigan w inters. Concrete should be covered arith plastic . I t 's porous an d arater can get in and fiee ie .”

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“ I t’a a woodarfiii a rt farm and It’s no t shown th a t often. I fait i t was som ething th a t should bo soon. Every good kaleidoecopo m aker is reprsoontod — soom of the beet kaleidoeoopo m akera in the country ,” E nglehart said.

“ K a le id o sc o p e s h ave been around since t ^ 1800s. Tbay'ro inventing new lenaaa all the time. T heea are all aw ard-w iim ing a r tists. I purchase them because the m irror sjistem s are th e best in the country .”

V ersatility is th e nam e of the game when it comes to contem porary kaleidoecopM . B esides h a ^ - held, and pedestal or parlor style. C ham eleon is exhibiting kaleidoscopes to d isplay on desks and coffee tables. T here are sm aller scopes th a t are worn as necklaces, a m usical version playing eight different songs an d a kaleidaquar- ium.

“W h at’s special abou t th is a rt ia th e fact th a t you can’t keep w hat you see. You only see it for a m om ent and i t ’s gone. I t ’s m ystical an d magical. I t ’s d e l i^ t f u l ,” E ng lehart said.

As far as a scientific u nderstan d in g of kaleidoscopes, th ink of th e in s trum en t as a tube or tunne l o f m irrors. O bjects, u su a lly glass, reflect in th e m irrors, creating beautifu lly sym m etrical im ages.

C ham ber scopes nuiy be filled srith objects like jeivels, flame- scu lp tu red ^ a s s , beads or o ther objects such as seashells , or w ith liqu ids like oil and floating item s th a t d rift through th e liquid. E xterior cases range from brass and wood, to blosm an d sta ined glass, some encrusted w ith jewels.

Inaovatioaa in the a r t have been brought about through the d iscovery e f m w m a te r ia ls . K aieidoeoopee using d ich ro ic glees, a technological dieoovary m ade by th e epaoe indueUy, cte- a te an iridescence such aa ^ n d in dragonfly wings and hum m ingbird leathers. M etallic oxides give the glass its glow.

S ir David Breerster, Sco ttish philoaopher, srriter, sc ien tist and inventor, discovered th e kaleidoscope in 1816. In the Ju n e 1818 volume of Blackwood’s M agaaine, Dr. Roget sa id in regards to Brews te r’s ^soovery , “ in the memory of m an, no invention, and no work, w hether addressed to the im agination or to the u n d ers tan d ing, ever produced such an effect. A u n iv e r ^ m ania for th a in s tru - m ent seised all classes from the lowest to th e highest, b om the

ig n o ran t to th e moot laam od, and every person no t only fsk , b u t expressed tha b a lin g th a t new ploasuN had bean added to

of aoepe e n fb 'ieieet s “W e’ve bean carrying kelefdae

Kaleidoeoopea peaked in popularity during th a V ictorian era. T oday, th e visually em asing con trap tio n s are in the m iddle of a renaissance In the peat decade, there has been a reeurgsoce of intaraat by collectors in the in s tru m ents th a t eeeavs rainbows of repeating patterns.

In 1906, the first exhibition of kaleidoscopes was held in America. In 1968, th e Sm ithsonian In s titu tio n Traveling Exhibition Service sponsored a three-year exh ib it. “ Kaleidoscopes: ReflectiotM of Science and A /t,” th a t traveled to 18 cities in th e U.S. and C anada. T oday, there’s even the Brewster Society, an in ternational or-

ago,” R ngiehart said.“T here are a lot o f ceUectors

aikd a groering in terest in kaleidoscopes of all k inds. I'vo had calls and letters (after p lad iig an ad in a kalaidoacope a n d glass oollec- tora publication) abou t th e exhibit f r m C leveland to M assachuse tts. P eo p b are coming from all over to the show.”

Prices lor kaleidoeoapeo in "Fireworka (Captured’ range bom 860 to 81500.

(^homefron G a lU rie t is a t 370 S. M ain , no rth o f A nn A rbo r T ra iL H o u rt a n 9 a.m. to 9 p.m . M onday-T hunday, 9 a.m. to t l p.m. F riday-S aturday, and 10 a m . to 6 p.m. Sunday. F o r more in fo rm ation , ca ll the g a lla ry a t (313) 466- 0446.

Award winner: Mount Pleasant artist Don Doak took the fifth Brewster Society Award for Creative Ingenuity for his "Musical Geodyssey”(left), which can be viewed with both eyes.

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C on tinu in f **rif««orka C ap turad.** magic o t tha kalaida-aoopa ia t p o d i ^ u d to Ju ly 3 aa MM>an>an D anni a ad Jim £■• glahart azkibit mora than 100 o t th a handcraitad inatrum aata by 12 o t th a baat artia ta in tha ooun> tiy . T ha kalaidoacopa’a un ivanaJ appaal oaraa to th a fact th a t tha diuicing co lon and forma trana- port tha viawar in to anothar raalm . 370 S. M ain a t Ann Arbor T rail, doamtoam Plym outh.■ U V O N U C t V K C f N T M

■ L I V O M U C IV IC d f a M U M A M Y S N O W C A S f t

O pening — Livonia A rta Com- miaaion preaenta 11 creations by m am ban of the Livonia Wood- carven . Carvings of people, ani- mala, b irds, m iniatures, relief carvings, ch ip carvings, wood burning and toys. Ju ly 1-29 F arm ington Road and Five Mile. H o u n are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. M onday- T hursday , 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday- Saturday, 1-6 p.m. Sundays.■ U V O M A C IT Y M A U L O M YO pening — Women of A rtistry exh ib it and sale Ju ly 5-29. L ivonia A rts Com m ission exhibit features fine a rt created in five different styles and in a variety of media. Sharon Lee Dillenbeck of C anton: watercolors, 6eehly p a in ted w ith light im pressionistic strokes of broken color. Ju lie G iordano of Northville: new series o f f i r e f i^ t- ing appara tu s pain ted in w ater- color or draw n in pencil. Susan Argiroff of Livonia: classic and contem porary m arbling tech niques on paper and cloth. Caorl Lynn M cC re^ y of W estland: watercolor in a lifelike approach to her garden paintings. N orm a McQueen of Garden City: a style all her own in oil pa in tings and watercolor. Farm ington R oad and Five Mile. H ours are 8;30 a.m . to 6 p.m. weekdays.

r a n A R T S O A I A I I I YC ontinuing — Livonia A rts Com m ission presen ts “ Interiors by A rchitects,” a new traveling exh ib it of the American In s titu te of A rchitects. “T h is exhibit provides a visual d isplay of 12 noteworhty in terio r architectural projects designed by our local chapter m em bers," said S tephen Sussm an, chairm an. T o Ju ly 30 in the F ine A rts Gallery on th e second floor of th e Livonia Civic C enter Library, Farm ington Road and Five Mile. H ours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. S a tu rdays.■ M A D O N N A i m i V i m i T YC ontinuing — M adonna U niversity p resents an exhibition of pa in tings by Polish a rtis t S tefan Derbich of Farm ington H ills to Ju ly 5 in the E xh ib it Gallery on th e second floor of th e library, Schoolcraft and Levan, Livonia. D erbich stud ied a t the Academy of F ine A rts in W arsaw from 1926 to 1931. He has created 300-foot m urals in churches throughout Poland. H ours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. M onday-Friday and 1-4 p.m. Sat- urday-Sunday.

■ D e m o n A i m s T t m a r k i tFriday, Ju ly 1 — "Inside/O ut- side” will continue to Ju ly 29. O pening 6-8 p.m. Friday. T he exh ib it, curated by M atthew H olland , features works by N orbert Freese, Ju s tin M aconochie, Adam Lee M iller, Azucena Nava-M ore- no and P eter W illiam s. W orks in th e show focus on tran sla ting m ass cu ltu re in to the a rt object and th e a r t object in to m ass cu lture. H ours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m . T uesday-Saturday , to 8 p.m. F riday, 300 River Place, Suite 1660,

D suo it, (313)3M -1770.■ H U N T M R T O N W 0 0 0 4 A R T

P A MSaturday-Suaday, Ju ly 3-3 —T he ju ried show features a variety of art, from weavings to blown glass and paintings to hang, wear Of s it on. Food and beveragaa will be available. H ours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. a t Scotia and N adine, four blocks sou th of 11 M ile and one- half m ile west of W oodward, near the H untington W oods Library at 26416 Scotia. Call (810) 643-9720.■ Y A W O A U I R YT o Ju n e 30 — A first showing by Peggy B annsnbarg con tinues a t 660 N. Woodward in B irm ingham. CaU (810) 647-6470.■ T R O Y F U R U C U i R A R Y Through Ju n e 30 — S usan Kell ia a rtis t of the m onth. P a in ting and collage have captured her im agination, she s a id “Gouache, watercolor and acrylic p a in t incorporated w ith pastel, pencil, ink, p a pers, found objects, m etsJlics and various m edium s and gels provide num erous avenues for discovery. T he a r tis t m anipulates; the m aterials react. T he possib ilities are lim itless!” T he library is a t 600 W. Big B eaver Road. CaU (810) 524-3546.■ A R T L O F T A R T P U L O R J I C T 8D uring Ju n e — H andcrafted fu rn itu re item s to com plete spring remodeling, from CD tow ers and benches to birdhouses, are featu re d New deliveries from jewelry artis ts arrive weekly. H ours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . M onday-Satuiday, to 9 p.m. T hursday , noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, 203 E. M aple, B irmingham , (810) 647-4007.■ C IV IC C I N T E R O A U I R Y T h ro u i^ Ju n e 30 — A collection of work by Bloomfield HiUs a rtis t Karen H alpem is exhibited. In cluded are watercolors from her recent body of work and oU and acrylic pieces selected from three decades of her career as a pain ter. H ours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m . weekdays and 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . S a tu rday, in th e P arks and Recreation Lobby a t 26000 Evergreen in S o u t ^ e l d For more inform ation, call (810) 364-4717.■ M R M IN Q M A M B L O O M F IE L D

A R T A E E O C U T I O NIn Ju n e — Several jew elry designers are exhibiting and selling d ieir

amrk. T he BBAA is a t 1616 8. C raabreok Road in B irm ingham CaU (810) 644 0B66.■ T N E W E T E M A N C O L IR C D O MT o June 30 — An exhibit o f aUver jewelry by Georg Jansen contin- uee. H ours a r e l l a . i n . to 5 p . i n . Tueeday Saturday, 132 N. W oodward, B irm ingham , (810) 646- 6212.■ T H E A R T O A L L E R YD uring Ju n e — C atherine B uffett and Joania Ugelow are featured a rtis ts a t the gallery of th e P o n tiac Oakland SM iety of Artiste. B uffett’s current acrylic works reflect her travels to the Southw est and gardens everywhere. H er style ranges from im pression ist to ab stract. Ugelow’a pottery, both stoneware and raku, often featu res leaves and flowers. She will introduce her new series, faces in

: clay. 'The gallery is a t G reat Oaks Mall, W alton an d Livem ois in Rochester, and ia open seven days

' a week during m all hours. CaU 661-1679.■ T H E P R IN T O A L L E R YThroughout Ju n e — New works by BraxUian a r t is t Romero B ritto and works by C hinese native

' Q uan Sun are exhibited. B ritto,: bom in 1963, began pain ting a t

age 8. H is work is often compared , to Andy W arhol and K eith H aring { although he possesses a d istinc- : tive voice and sty le all h is own.

Q uan Sun, bom in 1942, has also I had a lifelong in te rest in art. She ; has been exposed to a trem endous diversity of m edia, and the m inority people of C hina and ancient m urals in stone caves have affect-

I ed the developm ent of her style. H ours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. M onday-Saturday, to 9 p.m. T hurs-

, day, 29203 N orthw estern H i ^ - way, Southfield, (810) 366-5464.■ P R IV A T E C O L L E C T IO N

O A L L E R YThrough Ju n e 30 — A show for M ichigan pain ter Jo d i Caden and Oregon glass a r t is t Roger T hom as continues. Vessels by raku m aster Gregory M ilne and ^ a s s teapots by Paul (founts will be featured Ju ly 1-31. H ours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. M onday-W ednesday and Friday-Saturday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. T hursday and noon to 3 p.m. Sunday, 6736A O rchard Lake Road, W est Bloomfield, (810)

737 4060■ A T R W M O A L L E R YThroughout Ju n e — T ha galiary oalabratos tb s outdoors, showing handm ade baaksis. benchaa and trallisaa from srlUow and dogwood branchaa, w ith bird bouaaa by B arbara K atalhu t o t W aat Bloom- (laid and garden sculpturaa by BiU T halan of NorthviUa. Ann Arbor a rtis t Bob Black has new d a y (Iguraa. Alao during Ju n e and July, w atercolorist R idusrd

_ O’M dIay ia tha featured artist, and new m ultim edia works from Farm ington a rtis t Jari Fallwock are exhibited. O 'M alley ia well known for his use of bright, jewel- toned colors. H is subjects are often cata, boats, buildings, flowers and abstracts. H ours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. M onday-Saturday, to 7 p.m. Friday, noon to 4 p.m. S u n day, 109 N . Center, N orthville, (810) 349-4131.■ A R N O L D K L E M B A L L E R Y To Ju n e 30 — “Serene S tree ts,” the picturesque aspects o f great d tie e by 20th century artists , continues. P resented are some examples of the ideally a ttractive d ty , in which beauty, power, wonder, nostalgia and charm are conveyed in the magic of th e tru ly original print. H ours are 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. T uesday-Saturday, 4520 N. Woodward, Royal Oak, (810) 647- 7709.■ M E S A A R T STo Ju n e 30 — “A uthenticity and Elegance,” a show of Teresa Swayne’s furniture designs, continues a t 32800 Franklin Road in Franklin. Custom orders available. CaU (810) 861-9949.■ P I E R C E S T R E E T ( U L U R Y Through Ju n e 30 — “T h e L andscape Redefined,” a show of photographic m onoprints by Denny Moers, continues. H ours are noon to 6 p.m. W ednesday-Saturday,217 Pierce, B irm ingham , (810) (U6-A460■ R O C H E S T E R H I U S C IT Y H A UD uring Ju n e — E lse Pedersen displays her p a in t in p in an exh ib it sponsored by R ochester’s P a in t Creek Center for the A rts as part of its A rt in Public P laces program. H ours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. M onday-Friday, 1000 Rochester H ills Drive, off Avon Road. For more inform ation, call

th s PCCA a t (810) 661 4110.■ U V O N U C IT Y H A U L O M Y To Ju n e 30 - Southfield artlat G ootgt Graveldingar’s repres a o u

eb stracu in acrylic and oU adorn the lobby o f Livonia City H ail, Farm ington Road and Five Mils. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6

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T o Ju n e 30 — Livonia A rts 0>m- m ission prssenU C athy H ankey’s captivating photography o f the Irish countryside in an exhibition (Cooler photographs in th s circular showcases on the library’s soc- ond floor a t Farm ington Road and Five Mils. Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. M onday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 1-6 p.m. Sundays.■ C R E A T IV R A R T S C E N T E RT o Ju n e 30 — “Soccer a t th e C enter,” an evolving interactive series of exhibits on the them e of W w ld C up Soccer, continues a t 47 W illiam s in Pontiac. T he m ain gallery a t the center has been converted into a soccer field in which youngsters can play soccer and add to a soccer m ural. For a donation, you can have your portrait made as a spectator in the mural. Soccer exhibits are featured in the center’s upper and com m unity galleries. Call (810) 333-7849.I Q R A N D C IR C U S F A R M Through June 30 — “Art on the Move,” a two-week installa tion of six large-scale public sculptures, continues in D etroit. S tuden ts a t th e C enter for Creative S tudies created four of the works: a large Spirograph-like tool for drawing w ith chalk on the stree t and sidewalk, a hum an-sized kaleidoscope th a t viewers enter to change im ages, a 9-foot ta ll reflective steel panel and three 16-foot straw bail towers.■ D O N A L D M O R R I S O A L L E R YThrough Ju ly 2 — An exhibit of

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LISTINGS New high school grads earn scholarshipsLiatinga faaturaa news and notes about suburban feat estate. To ksf an anrwuncement. wrtte: Listings. Real Estate Editor. Observer <S Eccentric newspapers. 36251 Scboolcran. Livonia 48150. Our Ax number is (313) 591- 7279.

■ MOVtlMUFCaroline MeGulre, a 26-year in

dustry veteran and an associate broker for RE/MAX Professional, Inc.,1416 Walton Blvd., Rochester Hills, becomes a full partner. In 1993, she made the top 20 list of all RE/MAX Realtors in metro Detroit McQuIra

■ AWARD WINNCRSJoanne Soott and Pam King, brokers/owner*

of Centruy 21 J. Scott, Inc., Canton, received Century 21’b Quality Service Award during a regional Super Rally at Laurel Manor, Livonia. Bill Mcfhillen, director of Century 21'* metro one region, presented tbe customer satisfoction award.

■ NCW LOAN OFFICf RKristopher B. Kuhn of Rochester has joined

North American Mortgage Co., Troy, as a mortgage loan origination officer. H ell assist home buyers and real estate agent* in the Rochester/ Rochester Hills and Oakland Township areas. He had been a loan officer for GMAC Mortgage.

■ ONROARDSales associate Susan Rufflno of West Bloom

field has joined the Bloomfield Hills office of RE/ MAX in the Hills, 1400 N. Woodward, Bloomfield Hills, announced brokerwner F orrest Reed.

^ five-year industry veteran, she will serve the re^ estate needs of Oakland County, with concentration in Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham and West Bloomfield.

She specialises in new construction, relocation and resort and vacation properties. She previously was an associate broker ivith RE/MAX properties in Sarasota, Fla.

As a participant in the RE/MAX Miracle Home Program, Ruffino contributes a portion of her in- comweamed fiom every transaction to the RE/ MAX (^mmunication Station Preschool at William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak. This Children’s Miracle Network program provides scholarships to speech and language impaired children who otherwise may not be able to afford speech therapy.

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Fifty grsduataa from Oakland County high schools rscantly reoaivod scholarship* ranging from tlOO to $460 from a trust fond satablishad by tb* South Oakland County Board of Realtor*.

This was tha 11th year that SOC- BOR (wovidod the award*. Standard Fodaral Bank baadquartor* in Troy hostod tha caremonias.

“It’s our attempt, aa part of the real eaUte industry, to give something back to tbe community,” said Donald J. Hartmsm, chairman of the scholarship committee and a vice preaident at Dean Appraisal in Birmingham.

“We want to offer help and encouragement to students who demonstrate the desire, ambition and need to proceed with a college education," he added. “Not many real estate boards have them.”

“We believe in the community and we believe in education,” said David N. McNabnay, a trustee of the schol

arship frind and a oomnssrcial btokar ia Bloom Held Hilla. “It’s a peat joy to mast these kid*. It’s a folfiUing thing to aae how auich they're accomplish ing.”

Awards are based on scholastic record, Hass standing, financial need, character and personality, school activities and community satvica.

Upwards of 120 applied this year, Hartman said.

“Bach of the trustee*. I think there are nine of us, each gets a copy of each application,” Hartman said. “Based on our own individualised grading system, ere rate for ourselves what we think should be given preference.

“We work on the applications individually, then get to c h e r and try to prioritise and select a group to interview,” he said. “It seems like each of us becomes an advocate for somebody.”

SOCBOR’s scholarship fund has been endowed with iiMmber contributions and donations from other businesses and individuals who believed

in the propam, Hartman aald.SchoUrshlp sriruMcs this year from

BcoesUrie area schools are:■ Birmingham Grove* — Apama Murty ar>d Karen Schouten.■ Detroit Country Dey. Beverly Hills — William Johnson and Jeaaica Parade.■ Rocheater High — Marredyth Gun- dy.■ Shrine, Royal Osdi — Colleen Hawley, Susanna Johnson and Kelli O’Halioran.■ S o u th fie ld High — Saroj Chowdhury and Ronald Dalton Jr.■ Southfield-Lathrup — Jennifer Gruber and Bianna Kurutin.■ Troy Athens — Jennifer Bott, Andrea Messer, Jennifer Preston and Jennifer Schneider.■ Troy High — Eric Howell, Troy Stanichuk, Benjamin Vegfa and Leti- tia Watson.

Preston, a SOCBOR scholarship recipient, rvill enter the University of Michigan InteflfX medical program this fall.

“It's going to he a long eight years,” ah* said. “Anything t l ^ ’s going to defray the coat of books and tuitiesi will help ”

Preatoo also said she enjoyed meeting and talking with Maurice Richards, former executive vice president for SOCBOR in whoa* honor several scholarships are named.

Preston works part time as a receptionist at two r ^ estate officaa in Troy — Re/Max Executive and ChamberUun.

Four students who gnaluated frtmi Booentric-area high school* in 1993 and attended college last year won SOCBOR scholarships a* advanced students.

They are Kristina M. Schneider, Troy Athens, Wayne State University, Leslie Sherman, Troy High, University of Michigan; Mihran Touma- jan, Southfield Hiid>, Wayne State University, and Brian Woodcock, Troy Athens, Western Michigan University.

Since SOCBOR initiated the fund, 329 scholarships have been awarded.

Full disclosure binds broker; bed and breakfast a no-noCONDO

QUERIESQ. Is It possible

for a broker to be an agent for two parties on opposite sides of the trans- aetion?

A. Yes. There must be, of course, foil disclosure by the broker and informed consent by both parties and the broker must make foil and

truthful disclosure of all known facts and exercise due diligence to protect the interest of both principals, unless he is strictly a middle man.

Even sdth foil disclosure, however, the broker and the broker’s agents must conduct themselves in accordance with their agency responsibilities and act fairly to both parties.

Q. We live in a homeowners association in a rural area where

ROBERT M. MEISNER

there is a deed restriction restric t

ing the use of the property to residential purposes of one fanrily. One of the members of the association wants to open up a bed and breakfast. Is tha t, in your opinion, a violation of the restriction? H ie people th a t own the home plan to operate the bed and breakfast while they are using the property aa their prim ary residence.

A. Assuming that the deed restriction is unambiguous, it would be my opinion that the restriction srould preclude the home’s use as a bed and breakfast since it was presumably the intent of the covenant to prohibit use other than for a single-family residence.

Obviously, operating a bed and breakfast creates more than a sinfê- family residence and the association should consider its legal alternatives, including ipjunctive relief. There is a recent Illinois case that conforms with the analysis, although it is not necessarily binding here in Michigan.

Q. I am so iqiaet with our board, I camnot see straight. They are ao penny-wrise and pound foolish. They turned down the opportunity to hire the best property manager because of a achlam on the board and because they wimted to save a few pennies per un it owner per month. Instead, they hired a property manager who is a buddy of tbe association’s attorney. I see what can best be described as aa unholy alliance between the two. Please tell me your thoughts.

A. Too often, the *90* dictate unholy alliances between managers and lawyer* who are too economically dependent on one another through a source of referrals. This can interfere with their respective abilities to represent the association, particularly if a dispute arises briween the association and its management company or lawyer.

The association needs and deserves service persons, including lawyers

and managers, who do not hesitate to provide competent and affordable service* to their clients upon demand, even in situations where the interest of the management company or lawyer, vis a vis the association, are in conflict

1 would ask to meet with the board of director* to express in parson your concern about the course of action, which it is apparently embarking upon.

R o b e rt M . M e itn e r is a B ir m in g - h a m -a re a a tto r n e y c o n c e n tr a tin g h i t p ra c tic e in th e a re a s o f co n d o m i» i~ u rn s, re a l e s ta te a n d c o rp o ra te lam . Y o u a re in v ite d to s u b m it q u e s tio n s b y w r itin g : R o b e r t M . M e itn e r . 3 0 2 0 0 T e le g ra p h R o a d , S u ite 4 67 , B in g h a m F a rm t, M I 4 S ( ^ . T h it c o lu m n p r o v id e s g e n e ra l in fo r m a tio n a n d sh o u ld n o t be c o n s tru e d a t le g a l o p in io n . T o le a v e a v o ic e -m a il m e ssa g e fo r R o b e r t M . M e itn e r , d ia l (3 1 3 ) 9 6 3 -2 0 4 7 , m a ilb o x 1871.

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down la eraaB on i 1 acra Bita Ftniahad baaBmarvt wAsRna oaMar Foyer w/wMdMa Btalroaaa Lmaa deed off baafr mimaaabo XffoMaaa CM661-677DERA RYMAL SYMES

303 WkBImfld. K#690 OrchordUkt

WEST OLOOMF«LO • Opan Houaa, Oal-Oun. 12-6 76d6 Tan HO Nd 4-6 badroem ealenlaf on 2.64 pMa

la aifiina Tetaiy year. 1.0M op fl.

room, ole. FranitBn Oaka Q>fcdM Non 6 6 t6 jm . 610 661 0621

Contamporary Entartslnar'* Paradise

Egan "Tha OonaM" (Trump. PM would be proud to oM PRa euatam

Thera are jaMuraR ao numaroua. ao BnefPnQ. you muot taka ana how la lour and more to appraelaia %0f 6466.600 W-270N0 017667

S e c lu d e d U n ion L a k a lro n tAppranimatBfy 2700 ap.fl pluB

raneh an over 1/2 an aora 4 bad- 4 bdPH 2 iripideaa The

more 0660.600 W-MLAK 014007

Charming and Spaolou*• bedroom SiMeeieniaLFemOy room aRin podpod oak Hear and

Whita RHehon with

CardrafaP Oida oMry oaraoa cm da apeaatPnQ tili.tO T W 72OL0 406114

I bedroom (poaiieie 4ih M ewdyk 6 bMFi, 1 Mv. bMI M ppof. MMa

hood In OBOOHoni oor»«Hlon 0110.600 W-60TEQ 427446

MAX BROOCK6 26 -4 0 00

WEST BLOOMFIELD CONTEMPORARY

.^ •peeweuPm OOP oeuroo • 4 6 boPia. • marbia Ibapioaaa.

1766jOOO■oaf 6 6•61-2611

for amerM ^ 4 taW an^ / l M 6 2 had bsdha, aMia farmloa idiah-

6266.066 CM 661-6776"RA RYMAL SYMES

303 W Bimfld. Ksago Orchard Lak*ABSO LUTE

PERFECTIONLoekkio lor a eeroeeue treed eeWno and an aneuM a homa? Thia lewafy 4 badroom. 2H bath home b « over 2600 •p.ft Oudi m i t i t . F

6264 tooAON m NANCY OOOOOON

THE PnUDMfTlAL (MiAT LAKES REALTY

FAOEfl 606-6676OPIMPROHAM OCMOOLO - OlBlih 4 badraem 2H bam tmdoiad hama

WaBi owl On-

I be aaay m u kliohan 4 farmei dmmt 621i#00 LA-21 <426666V

YPIU COIMOEN ALL O OWO" OramaPa oamamperory «eh aewkiQ ■oar plan EsienaNa uaa af oaramte

muek more 6246,776 TLOt. (416664^

LOOWNOPOn THE 000T7- Hare ■ M Oaroaaua oanMnwwarv Oaiiar Plan new. only 21 yeara

Beaamanf adm pmrata yard 6 I 6246.606 TH-66 M I6M 0)

THEMICHIGAN

GROUP RM itort, IrK.

851-4100OnCHAND LAKE WpaWandi OaP-

Coniampw y 6600 e p h . 4 bed- raama. 4H bema. M m iMMn mar- Mo. larwM Pdrif 6 dMnf roomo. buOor'a pdnoy. 2 proolroama w/6ro- pioooa. oaPiBdraf saMnni. ia n r on- raoo Naduoodio64ft.OM Dey 666 1606 k---------------

W OLOOMmtLD • 4 2000 ap Puna. 6 mondw aM.

Dr •2ft.t00 61-7647

W OLOOMP«lO OCHOOLO 6 bedreem. 6 beOi eafkauf ranah. 2H ear jerapa. kOddIa OirMa MhaBMfi42joo tdo^dif

303 WJNmfld. Ksago Orchard Laka

WEST BLOOMFIELD■aor to caMng wfida oabinan Oraei room w/wa( bar. dan 6 formaf dPi- mp room and buttara pantry. 4 loroa badrooma. aaparala Mower 6 tub, oraai location. profoaMonalhr tandoMpad • mndiMad - 6 6 6 7 M

oM 661-6770ERA RYMAL SYMES

W OLOOMFIELO

NEW CONOmuCnON

OlaamfWd from T w T lo O to•170.0^ ■

prlao CM ter broehuro.MCHAOO OMOEP OUHJXNQ OO

(810)332-3320

304 Farmifigton Farmington HWt

OEAUTIFUL HOME m iuOdhiWcift a ^ Mammnory achoMôol roam, dbPneroom, lamfhaoom aRih irapteea. ful baaamanl. 4 bedroom 6 bath, new roef/wtndowa • 176#60 CM 476-7006poor OUY m FANMPfOTON MLLO New 1006 ap fl.. 2 olory oaniompo

Ouidor mual ta il 0646,000 • 10-220-6006

OUILDEN HAO HOMES In Ham 6 FarmbMen Htea 2400-2600 agH. aweOeMa prteaO bam 6660,000 6 laa

Fteaaa eM A.J. Vanoyen Ouiktart 400-2060

CfTY SLICKERS IIdo w aiT younp man/womeni P te-

10 Impoiiari la you (and ■ bal Mwah awl Pw B lowaai

arteapNd Eleraai valua Obdia 6 rtah par (Mart CM NOW!

B C B S E X T C N

473-1300DON'T MISS THI8I

•harp hama naado a new ow Natead haarm wapHoa. tarpa « try imahan OaauPMb flnii fo m o n f Ejrtra tarpa parapa I OfOyard 6122,600

AOR m JO A N N ENA Aeeam Naady 216-601-0

riYMOUTHCareir** iMng can be your* M IN* beeuMM 2 bedroom condo, many upgnd**. d*ror eHh * look ol «w W i. poolt 145.000 4888890

Tum «t rht century hom* bOEon ono ol 8io boopooi loio tN town, opoolouo living room, updotod Ulcnofl, honSkfOOd 80070 I128.800 348-1212

SofludM oondo in ionlor

FARMIMTOR HILU3 bedroom brick ranch <*Mh 1* 0* **140 kHclwn. d in ing room. n *w * r

6*. siPcar garag*. lln l» h *d b * * *m *n L 1112,000 485-8980

IIVOHUWhy i«r* whan you can buy IN* tupar aharp 3 bedroom brtok bimgalowl Oraai locaban doe* to • h o p p i n g an d • ip ra i tw a y a l 170,900

WCSTUHO Impeccatily ctaan '88 bi4M cortoo, 2 badrooma, many upgfodoo. prlvolo boioony. nm a ippianea* Indudad. great tocaSon I84.800. 4688880

SALINT an a c r a h o ra a farm .CUflwN OnOR fOnOn Pdwl•took pond. banquMy la only way to

to ••■laMI 8218.900 48S8I90

mealy daeeraiad, immadiata occupancy M .S00 349-1212

Plymouth4 5 5 - 5 8 8 04 6 4 - 0 2 0 5

OnlU(K

DEARIORHLarge 4 badroom honer whh 2 M l baPia. aMPng room , nawar copper plumbing, garaga Only (ea.too 349-1212

DEARBORR HENMTS Srick bunga low in pxodPoni conoMwn wim z 007 gOPOgO NOOL OtOOfland price to aall ts 173.800 348-1212

- - * * - ■ —- - toLiooroofTi notgrao 6 OOGTOOrh oncR fOnOn 61mint eondllien. many updataa. neiAral decor, 2H oar garaga 187.800 348-1212

Northvtile349-1212261-1823

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Hamaon49 U a atory50 Evan (poat.)51 BomS3 Btuagrass

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CLP66inED REPL E6TPTE

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r a n ^ a ^M aaM apan, a n ana wawa* anas ai <ta aaat | t t 4 . t t t

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C aaioaaa i$ t« i.tit

CENTURY 21M JL C O R PO R A T E

TR A N SF E R E E SER V IC E

851-6700JUST fVOUCB) ID ITt.NO; Oanar aaya aa* O aai noma an larga lal. Too many lyaîaa to wianaon Cat today. ASK FOP OPACC

c&rruPY a i today •M>617a or 166-3000 am. 301

3 0 4 Y lv m i n g lo nr w m i r i j i o n n H Ia

A B SO LU T E PERFECTIO N

« a araanPl o o i ^ tor. 2 atogr loya moiAftiat prtvala ImiWYi uma eoimgB. cuatom ■uMln IttS ttT l.M O .

Aak tar Randy Qooc TnaPnidonaat

Oroai Laliaa AaoM Fasoi w i m rt

3 0 4 F a n n in g t Q n F a n wln g t e n H il l i

AUUMNQ AWAPO W1NNINO D68ION

3200 aq.lL manor atyla lOmay homo. Ptrary. huga

room w/bay. Roman )aoia- d bath, muolc ayatam.

Mr laMi i dacli

prtMla. aata eul da aac.

c x c a x o r r tTAPTBn

tel. Larga IPna room aPh ) al. Cnnaldaraif a fraal In-

CENTURY 21Hartford South

4 « 4 -« 4 0 0

FARMIQWTOW MLLt • AMI UMad 2 badraam ranch. 2 Mi botfia, 1100 aQ.fL groat room «/lracilaea.

I garapa. huga lat: bull hy T ia c S r

211-oaoo

PAPMOaOTON HR.Lt Canaorbury Cammana tu b 1 oanar 4 bad- raoiR 2W balha. bring room, tormal dlhig room, larga tamly roam uV

OTONHRAt IwAmgayard aoo.$136.t00

AtKFOPEOON THi MICHIQAN OPOUP

PEALTOPtMC.

Ami aoMd. tn t.W O OpanSun.. 2-6, relreahmanto ■orvad. 31067 Evargraan Cl., t or 14. W ol HaMaad

M ary S t. A m o u r R aa tty6 6 « -0 0 « e

FAnMMaroM m llsP*raaRgloua. untgua nM atth bm bad-

na, too gourmol m 1M3.17M.OOO

T H O M P S O N -B R O W N5 3 B ^ 7 0 0

FOUP

lawtdry. Caniral ab. Fid 2 car anachad goraga. 100x200 lot 2600 OR. R. radudbd to 6226.600 byoanor 476-fOtt

IF Y O U N E E D S P A C E

TNi S bodroom oolonlol la R. Bacla to oommona araa, haa 2H babia. tanmal dMng roam^Mng roam, lamty room, bright Idtchon 4 broil-

furnaca. cantfai air. earpat.

$ 1 7 3 ,0 0 0 .CALL GRACE MUCTON 421-6766

PEAIAX WEST MC 623-6040

3 0 4 F w t n i f ig t o n F a m d n g t o n H d t i

FARUINQTON HR.LS - 2 bodroom 1300 aq.fl.. Rraplaoa.

boor laundry. 2 ear anachad goraga.Mom indoubla lot malura troaa.

oondRlon. 666.600 471-5670

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L SF O R E C L O S U R E SA LE

kivaator opportunity. Ropol 6 tavoon «Ma Rx-iip homo on largo pmoat Dndorl 100.000 Cal 661-6770E R A R Y M A L S Y M E S

MUST 8G.L. immidMii oocupaney. Counby finch. 3 bodroomo, 2 ful

aero. 1600 aq.R. oppron. attachod 2 - ‘Mid. 1164.600

6 Sun. 13-^m

f t of 10.W. oP MidiRabaN 26R06 Hamlocfc. QuaMj 3/4 bodroom ranch, iarao loi. updaioa. FanMngion HMa Schoota. $116,000 AganI 471-0616

OPDI6UN. 1-3PM 26376 LyncaaM

Ibadroem ranch. 2276 aq. ft. graal

cupanoy. $166,100. •66-2317LOVELY RANCH - Qraol layoull Huai tamly roam «Ph abylgm. 3 bodrooma. 2 baRi rwxbi Mlh marry

$121,100 HE-21(IOH6e).

YOUP HEW HOME!Up lain a 1104 aq. ft CalonMI uPh 3 itirg» bodrooma, opan Roar plan 6 M i l l e t HHtOO.

Aak ter CALVIN CENTUPY 21 HAPTFOPO 471-1000

3 0 5 B r ig h t o n - t t e r t iM id

6PIGHT0N OPEAT SCO AND bPCAKFAST PotanOal: AI bad- fooma taPh dooroal to dock. LaP

Oraal room «Ph alona Iroplaoa. I2b6000

REALTY PfOPLO - Van's 110-227-3466

SPIOHTON RANCH 3600 aq.fl. Sbi aorao. Spll 3W balha. 3% car goraga. many on- baa. 226-4410tRtOHTON TWP • ÎC h . 4 bodrooma, 2H balha. InMhad aaSi oM. pool. Mony oxtraol taka prMMgaa. I136.00061G-220-1126: 437-0M78PIGHT0N-VACATION EVERY DAY. TMa 3 bodroom homo ouor- loofca WbMW Lake and Golf Courao. 3146100

' REMTY WORLD - Van'a 610-237-3456

6RIQMTOW.

POOL 3 h '

vMw 6306.000.

4,000 6 pkM ocraa, haaiad

2 iraplacaa. 2 privata bamiWM

227-2661

I bobM. • badraam . I ear garOM. baaamam. 6b— nham aahaaia l u t . t M C aR M t— CA- TANXAPO 146 latO r t t nR E 7 M A X P A R T N E R S

AFPOPOASLI QUALITY

60UTHMLD

ONiiMOWbaOl

s s$116.(

r e

ASSOLUTELY OAPUNGI TMa ho— la loofllad on an aatra

0 and deep lot tSodroo— pMa dan/oPtao. You rtood to chock Ma out M iMa pneM 376.100

OfPFEPENT 16 MCE!You hoM to aoo qua «4 baWbom ho— on a rartno aoHbig al n o and ofiho Mroal Ooni mlas Rt Only 1134.100.

AJSTPEOUCEOI 2 Ao— of land aooompaniaa Ma 3

iMplBea GraM la colon. Lafa nwka a deal Only $104,600

Century 21T o d a y 8 5 5 -2 0 0 0

C a n tu r io nA w ard W inn ing o ffloa a . WW. 1M0. 1M1. IM t. 1««3

•OUTHFCLD: tprM *ng Maiwn. augar 3 bodroom, 2.6 bam «Rh Li-

y. ful fMahod baaamam. Floh-

3 0 7 O o M i L r M

Vianayan 6^4tdar iS n e e i3 ^ 466>l Mywna m-MOO

SOUTH LYOat 4 t

2 ruMi (1J66 aqiiBia laai. M Roar Mm*y. bgtM n ktf bmamant J0a40 poke

BLYOM . ay l orgaiM aoiang. marfbapMsOk M

doiad waanbal ab. iW ear g i M $126,160 Fm m pt 6 n - d r ^ i

3 M R o c h e a ta r - T r o yRtRMtNOHAM bCNOOCt - Tror 4

moh mbodroom. t% ball brick ranch ■bod baaomam S1301 aq R HU.MO

JU S T LISTEDTROY - NEWEP t STOPV CONTEMPOPAPY 4 badroo— . 2H ba— Famly Poem. Library. 2 oar anachad garoga. ahbgaal in mm- tar both, whm klchan. bonafarrad aaaar ready to go. 6311,000 EC-H-07WAVM sx Brooefc. Inc. 6 4 6 -1 4 0 0HEW CQNSTRUCnON-Roohootor HWa ImodoNiocheooabom, 2 colonlala 6 1 ranch. 3 badroo— . 2

6 largo bead lola. Ctooo lo aehooia. ahoppmo 6 dowmoan $127,800 JtiT iiaaociana. 54V1430

OP»NAL OWNERExtramaly «Ml-kapi 3 year eW ranch on larga M. 3tap^do«m tamly roomnPh colhodrl ooMng. aood burning hraploco 2 aMbtg doora to potto, lot loor laundry 3 badroo— 2H bo— a car aido anby garage. $241,000 427810WEia MANUEL. SNYDER 6 RANKE

7300

roof, lactncaf. carpaling. aaourby ayaaam • |uai to no— a law. 3141.500 Aak for Terty or Carolyn. ------- • “ “ 186-1000EfUgm— r'a RooRyWONDERFUL Soooon Square. Con-

2Vt bo— (wootor). Approx. 2300 oq.fl. Country kllchon.8121.100.C s r o ts Q r m tn 546> 9100Raw Eat— One. Pagar. 704-5067

NEED MORE SPACE? - Omt 2400 •q. ft. m Ma Mrga ho— 3 bod-

2H bo—

room w/cafhadrl oaMng 6 ~ Nbco. dock tor aboM ground pool 6

I oolttng $168.80 Scho—

DUNHAM LAKE PPfVILEOESI Co— too — quaMy h iMa 3300 aq. ft. CotomaL 3 badroo— 3 M

wood windowa. 2x6 conotruetton, 22x24 maaiar bedroom w/lrap 6 maatar babi m/ muaL ful w out lower liM t 2 ear aamga 4 more. Sandy baieh. park 6 nature ti due getting nemty. 6266,000. Han-

HOUSE HUNTMO? - Chock out iNa ipacioua 3 bodroom ranch w/ omt 1500 aq. ft FbapMoa 6 2 Jeorwa6a h Mng roam, kd baeamani 6 2 oar ~ ~ iga. PaaoaM country aolUny yal

j aoo— to M-66 6 JS-23. 8oo 1 lodoyi $126,000. Mart— d Schoota.

660P1 - Nora N — ho— you w— wofttng ton 4 bodroom ootoMaf to KamlaihMOd prtbod rfghti Fattutoua Ftortdo room. Too — ny amonlMoa to la t Muai aaaf f iS d ioo . FA-62 (432006V

A C C C M PARK A C R O M aTRCET, 1 BEDROOM BUNOA- LCW. BASEMENT. OARAQE. MMGDIATE OCCUPANCY. MOO DOWM. (3 8 .(0 0 . M 73 TRM TY f4 . OF X)Y 8 E OF TBLEORAPH)

itE X em N Q HOME. 3 BEDROOM. 3 BATHS. REC84TLY CAWF ETCD. NEWER KITCHEN, 3 CAR OARAQE. RfiC ROOM. ONLY M7.BOO. 83 .400 DOWN IMMEDtATE OCCUPANCY. 11404 HA2ELTQN E. OF TELEQRAPH 8 S. OFFLYMOUTH.

ACRE AND A H N J’ W T H CMARMINO RANCH. QARAQE. FIREPLACE IN LM N O ROOM, SHARP; ACCESS TO 3 7 ( 8 7 8 JU ST LISTED AT (M .(0 0 S3B00 DOWM 2(083 M C K ROAD. (VW»T OF B K C H ).

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W. DCAfWORN RANCH. COOL CENTRAL AIR. QARAQE m U 2 Y FLORIDA ROOM. FIMSHEO B A S O W T r WITH OERAhSC BATH S WET BMI. TREED LINED S T R H TNXJM OAKWOOO HOSFITAL a O F OUTER O H Vt 8 W W SCaO U TIM SLO ) 1831 WALNUT ASKINO SM.OOO WITH SfTDO OCWM

STAMCASS WITH gEtSTER SNTRM4CE TRAOI M M A L FOUR BEDROOM OOLOMAL COOL CWORAL 4 M . ALUkSNUM TRIM FOR(M L D M N Q ROOM. FAMH.Y ROOMF1REPLACE. BASEMENT, (7 MHXAMtRRIMAN f « A » $ i i $ 7 w M im o ag (m rm i m n j )

POOL »T A T I * — way yaua knagbiarl 6 apartdng Mua ■pr—whg dMtL w all of wln- aNuaaod on oommoho, PaM

lawdacaptog apfua many Kiroa 6 8 » . m 6H-22

alunnbigtodahod

______ ream 6 ad-dHO— bad 6 bMh. $$OtMO. Pt-31.(4263661

T H EM I C H I G A N

G R O U P R e a l t o r s , I n c .

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PPI-APPPOVAL 6M0 OMCOUNTertog yew hd— inopoelor wWi you. S— ooho— 2 2 ^ PwdMd, batwaan 1 1 16. W of Mtodtottatt USD aq.ft , 2 a i ^ . 2 bam. t ear. OPtN 6UWVAY. 3-6 PM 676.600

1-600-476-4126

A HOM6 TO TPCASUPCi • Cuatom bun w/1620 aq. ft, 2 badreo— up 6 2 down. 3 M bo— 12x16 nor—

n. haoirifM kfichan 1 g It. ful baoomom. 2 ear garoga

pkM 24x24 fwo alery bam w/12ia0 •ddHion tor woritahop 1 atoraga. AI M i 4 mare an $ paeoaM aorao*1166.100. MOfltond Schoola EN G LA N D REAL ESTA TE

(8 1 0 )4 7 4 -4 5 3 0

3 W S o u M W d - L a t h n i pCPANSPOOK VitLAQS - ComptoU ly updatad 3 badraom briel ranch. W e ^ loora. new kllchan, now A/C 6 tomaoa, proioaaiorial lortda m d dam. 614.100 c m 424-GPtAT STMTTPi MQM6 - Hard M Ibid ranch. Naaer oarpalng.

2 ear laraaa. Cm too Ht-tl.(4^t04V

pNniodII1.000

N n T L » M THi WOODS- 6 bad-

liruoul 1 out tower imm. $176,000. PQ-21 (4176661

MOVt PAKT INTO • Ma

prhela afSaa Laida of atoaai apeoa fkraoal. L ila make a doMI $166,600 PO-2S

T H EM I C H I G A N

G R O U P R e a l t o r s , I n c .

8 5 1 - 4 1 0 0SOUTMPISLD

$ 1HLC

WONDERFUL BEACON SQUARE CotonM, Ma 4 bedroom. 2H Baih Cotonlaf oftora many ipaolal I turaa tookiding: Formal Otntog

m. Famly Room w/Parqual Roar and Fbaplaoa. lai Floor La dry, arto Florida Roam. Sq.ft, la 2.300. Ttoa Ho— la a ‘Muat 6aa' $121,600 Coda 232

R E A L E S T A T E O N E 5 4 8 - 9 1 0 0

3 0 7 S o u t h L y o nj ESl^Sî----- (

IHIITOni*'f1iBlnnnQBANK OWNED • MUST SEU

al baiow markal. 3,000 aq.fl. plua IMahad iowar loML 4 bodroom, 2 ful ba— 2 hal ba— 3 ear garaga. NWop locattan on 3 ac— ihia la a ona-ota-kind » ponunfty Ptoaaa ool tor d a ia it Only ^ , 0 0 0 . (9C) RKCARPCTKEM MSdlOOSUILOEW6 HOME ON THE POND

Sprbig tod pend w/awbnmaig 6 flah- Irw 1800 aq.ft. raneh an grourtd

tw o aq.ft Ardahad wap out

wartvoom 61 larga2 ful I

atoraga room. 4

w/hraplaca. cathadra) calling, IT x ir daok an weiw. i r x l2 ' d a * on IP loar. 2% aw attached ga-

Oab cabbwto. ab. aprbdiiora.

dowa. % aera lot to aub w/$000- 6300.000 I— Too much to M l 6211.700. Cal tor appi 467-3117

ROCHESTER, by ownw, 3 badraam. 2H bath ootordat dart tomly room w/fbaptooa. fbdahad baaamam, baouttM woodad lot • muat aaalilTl.lOO 161-5411

ROCHESTER HILLS JUST LISTED

Nawar aub. pramium toto. ExeWng iv ta i

pra— anmd levaty. loto of axtraa. qua«y TO4.100

CALL OECmOE 2IVANERA AM ERICA REALTY

66a> 1500

M B o f i l O a k -O B k F v t W o o d s

ST JOMM WOODS location

arw ab. — aaST^Mm and awra $1366S6

~ lAMIUSL. eWVOSR 4 RANKS 6M76S6

$ 1 0 W b co w H C o m m o E c o U k O D A fo o

S6AUTIPUL 6 TtAR OtD Capd Odd to Cammaraa Tit z :

•167.66'C-64CA-C c m $60 0 l i t

IRA COUNTRY ROQE ftlALTY

CAJ ^Q LE N E S T A T E S

m SliaO . CN lar m r a MoriMRanK a t h y P e t e r s

REAL EST A T E O N E 3 4 S -S 4 3 0 4 3 7 -2 2 5 4

COtMMflCC n v p - 2M4 (Q.FT.4 bMroom. 2 M 4 1 Ha* baltw. Ml tMiwiMI. IH Mr oarM*. buB IN I. (144.000. M (-M 2r

N EW C O N S T R U C T IO NE X C L U S I V E L Y

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ly (aoeralaO buMata me4al. 0 ba4- m 2H baF) 1 alary FiBy

landacapaO an woodad lot(tao.boo.

Aak tar Nancy MaOWlalr .#010 I.400.1T040M.

N EW C O N S T R U C T IO N C O M M E R C E TW P.

3 b « d r o o n i , 1V4 b a t h , r a n c h , 1 /3 o f a n a c r« lot. Full b M a n w n t, 2 c a r g a ra g a . R an g # , d ia h w a a h a r 8 f r id g a . S 1 16 ,900 .

6 2 4 - 0 2 3 8

mw b i u a u aw c a MAMCM~

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Aa«r«|l16u661 61146

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*aato' A m b^64l.l66 61144

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261-1600B E S T BUY IN

R O 8 E 0 A L E Q A RO EN SfLeMy $ baWQOm, 1 J ba» Wick ranch: 2.1 ow faraga. torga kftchan

fartokeimwwyf 688,600 (621CO)

RED U CED F O R Q UICK SALE!

3 W— n S aleyf 164.000. (440CA) S U R E R STA R TER

WOWI PH— LNWda looattoni 3 badreo— 1JI laraga. ’

da ted kitchen.up4661,600. (427MI)O P E N SATURD A Y 1 1

Greet ho— 0pm Itoor pton.

N EW C O N S T R U C T IO N Rw^tog bom $124,100 to $1S3.$00

aaaammti. approx hm aora loto. ao— loto baoktog to woodad

H.cm..

ROCHESTER HILLS FIRST OFFERMO

Urdqua eoodad raw— aati— on q— l cui-da-aac new Patot Cieak Trm in one Of ftochaatar HPa' moal daabattfi aubdMaton. E r ^ — aa- oalam Rochaatar Schooto and prox- todiy to Rochaator amanWaa wfdtoIving otoaa to nature. 4 2H bam ootordaf: 2100 aq ft addWonal 1000 aq. ft. Ilniahad lavaf Bmk-oul. Bum to 1171 «dlh rw- modatod kftchm 6 famly room Mth Pala bay Raoanly ra-carpatad 3 fbapiaeaa. 2M cw oarage, li t floor laundry, oamraf ab. fpHrddw ayatam. By ownw AaUrw 1281.000

“ -“ ■•62-7101• 1(1662-^ROCHESTER HtLU I 3 bedroom raneh on la ,

tot toaturaa new wbwtowa to 43. roof — tol— “to . fumaoa 'W. Mwaw countoHopa. carpal, garaga door Hwdwood fleara throughout. 2 ear g— ga. Oa lnftafy a '^muat aaa*' l l l l w . 421706WEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER 6 RANKE

666-7600ROHCESTER HH.L8 - 2060 aq ft. 3 bedroom oolonlei. 2H ba— . opan floor plan. 2 toory foyw, lat law laundry, fbapteca, 760 aq. ft. oedw

k. neutral daoor, Wamt aulo-

3174.M0 666-7766

C H E A PE R THAN RENTShinning ranch wfto mNton del vtod and pHiiiia aooaaa to larga m aperta toka toowa too a modal OowwiW Wand totman with Mar— cabtoato pfekiad oab lo w one morel $ 6 l i« r

< $10 )$ 8 7 > 6 0 0 0

FIRST A M E R IC A N

M ILFO RDBY A PP O IN T M E N T

1 1 7 4 5 S O U T H HILL RD.Suftdw'c quaiiy ouatom ho— undw oonebuclon. aiOOaqft. total an 1 J ao— JuM to 1— to aaiact eat-

6 IniiMng datalk. 6220.000 Foot occupancy. Buy dbeefberw

MUfRHEAO CONSTRUCTION 610-664-7421 616664.2702MKFORO • NEW CONSTRUenON enoh. 3 bedroom, 2.8 aera xmodad ta t fm waM out, 3 ew gwage. veutt-

' peat ream. f iT t.td o P136786MS^fORCra pH— Pallet, wWk laa-------- .. ^ Toaartog

m loOk Hurry. 310-668*63G«

town 687.606 rwaottaPto ptoaa 6 dream uiehan i

MSLFORO TWP • 326 ao— 3166 aq.ft. ranch, 3 badraa— 2H bath to grawW poet, loto of atoraga to he— mtd to 40e70 pete bam. — vaia read 6260600 610-666-7866

M ILFO RD VILLAOE OtojP bom to — twhae to tow 1666

oatohiai 3 badraama, l i t

ptoeOb garage, baae ab. ItdM O OA m tor

C y n d l R o b i n s o nR E A L EE S T A T E O N E

S S 4 -1 0 8 6 P a g w 3 3 3 - 1 2 1 1

TROY • SLOOMFIELO BORDER earner bnmaoutoto cuatom buM

wtodowa. owamic — hard- dih

4much more On Mtod lot 2 bedroom. 1H bdSi aaayaxpanafon. Cxcaiam tocatton todowmown Bbmtogham 6 Somaraal Mm 3117.000. 1476014

f Owner Rmwaa VMaga.t o n o ^4 bedroom. 2H bath Gaorgton c

mat 2.000 aq.ftptooa.mlraa $145,000.

TROY-SYOWN^8346 CtaarHaw Or

Chatoaa VMga uniqua rwMh. 3 badrewm. torary. 2H bath. 2100 aq.ft A lweod aiariNad windwm.Large fimdy room 6 kWehen mto cathedral * “i baamad oaMnga Carnal ab.

Nomaa. Loaded with 6236.000 Aftoripm

axtraaMI-6061

D o l l y o r L o r n aREAL E S T A T E O N E

3 4 S -S 4 3 0SUPER SHARP END UNIT

haa It ait 2 badroo— 1H ba— quoMy WrWhad baaamam. anachad

L good o. ..ra(tooadtolS3.600 CENTURY 21 Mack. 6I7-767S

SYLVAN LAKE PRfVILEQES • M l3 ■ ‘

piaea. maalw bedroom w/M. kPeh- an w/wafk-to pantry, Florida room, pwltoby ftntohod baaamcm Cmnow to ardoy — cuminw 3116,000. O0I07INV.

FORTUNE PROPERTIES REALTORS

3 1 1 H o n w sO a k la n d C u u n ly

(CVCM.Y HM.U - IS MM 4 SouM-laid. Roomy Capa Cod. 2100 aq.ft,

‘ ‘ anaoMd4 bedroom. 3 bath, 2 awdoubla lot 6228,000. 11620

630-0222

6EVCRLY HILLS - RHalfMah' new 4 badroore, 2lt battw. aun room, ab. eiilUng Satanoa ta puttie 6 prlwolB •chooto.62H.0W

Saricua ttvyara 0 ^ .17-2364

OXFORO-HEW. larga oounly boon 13 ao— . 2 badroo— 2 hdl ba— 4 GW garaga. 2 bw— lah pond. For Mpe am 626-2426

WATERFORD Altrauttva wal rnabhainod 3

room, 2 ew gwaga. baautthji Wta aooaae Ambw 666,600. NETWORK REAL &TATE 8366600

3 1 2 L iv o n ia

A B SO LU TELY O O R Q E O U S I

Caatta Oardana Showcaaa, 3 bedroom, baaamint and f i t ew gwaga.

IHThlihe— P a —

CALL CHARLOTTE JACUNSig

TROY - NORTHPOPm VILLAOE Troyc nawaet Mddan iraaaure. Rab artaon bu« namaa Harltog to — Mgh 6260'b Sbmtngham amoato. Far totormatten ptoaaa om

8446480 or 844-4787

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O N E W A Y R E A L T Y

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m t t r zt i a O D M a

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1 4 4 1 8 F a n io nS ttavp cu a to m briok ra n c h , w 8h buS M na, 3 la ig a b a d ro o m a , 1 1/2

m a in S o a r , a g r M b u y a l M B ,9 0 0 .

O n ly $ 7 4 ,9 0 0 .

L i v a n i aN ow o n 9>a m aritaU C ia a n 8 w a l

m a in ta in a d h o m a 8 1i ta in a d h o m a 8 y a rd , h u g a tcF p rK a e y . O r i o M D u a S r a , m a n y a m ra 'a . T hia h o m a la

M ng lo r y o u $ 1 8 4 ,5 0 0 .

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, o a rp a t a S o w a n o a o f la ra d . >d a T o i tF H oad a l on ly 1 1 4 1 ,9 0 0 .

1 8 2 1 8 U n h ra ra lty P a r k O r.I f tw ia c u la la o o n d e l N a u lra i ea rp a d n g tv u .o u t , o o v a ra d b a to o n y yrilh do o rw aS .

h s n s p o ls n o s i i , d o s s 10 sh opp inQ s n d ssowiM Swoys. kn m a^ a to o o c u p a rw y O o n i w aS 8 9 9 ,9 0 0

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A f e a o l o t B L O W l l T o a a t t a y e a !

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C O M M I S S I O N iO L V E R I N E

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TROY - 1268 aq.li. raneh 3 bad- roe— 1/4 baih, namef daew. iif wb. new achaoto, la— yi

ton. JOS•16 8266067

Move to eendttton. I

3 M R o y a l O a k - O a k P a r kH u ir tk i f l to n W o o d s

AOOfUSLJSRiCK RANCHI

REAL ESTA TE O NE 6 4 4 -4 7 0 0 o r 3 S 4 -0 $ $ $

OAK PARK • FiRNOALE 6CHOOLSI Ctoa* I Sidmem fctmRanch FWdWiad taawriini w/Sw 1 RaamtoraPaaiTaito. Nau— Daaw 1 2H Ow Owega 676JS6

117R E A L E S T A T E O N E

5 4 8 - 9 1 0 0

ROYAL OAK. I t Mito 6 W oel— l a— 1 H fiery. I kadreim ami m . iwm etoaato. i bail, auftparah.

2 6 6 « M

ROYAL DM - i aiy daaafwpattng 1106 aq. f t . 1 aw gwagi Lwga tot g g g .M i d t i M i

CENTURY 21R O W

464-7111ACT NOW. wondartol t

l i tIt ew garaga. tomi•2x360 im By

tSAUTIFUL 6PRAWUNQ Cmtomli raneh. cuaiam updaiad totartor. f i t

road 7 Mto 6 Mwiliian a re r Ag- pramwaim m oi a i f t Muai aaa. OrdyliqtJOO Cm47611M

gRSAWMQ GROUND' aalora an 1— • 3 bad-

as,.ra^$ t34JO O state WlOf R. t .

aaa jo ol l o t a W4tr.«aao

garage OraaliS m .m .^ iO B T )

STILL TIM E TO P IC K YOUR C O L O R S

For — magnWIoanf 2600 aq.

gtoua N.W. LNonto tocatton. Oraal room wtth vaullad oaRnga and fba- ptooe l i t loor towtdry and dan.

pHi'ata bath and » i l . l0 0 . (079VA)

459-6000

COLDWELL BANKER

P R E F E R R E D R EA LT O R SBESTBUY

Move to oondNIon 3 bedroom. 2 to!balh brlcb Rwtoh. w/many ucdaiaa.

iTltocii-kitohan, vdndowe plumbtog, oaf. 24 X 22 garaga bun In Greet daok. $86,100. Aak torCarohm or Tony.ERA Sanfcw'a Raafty, — 166 1000

BREA TH TA K ING VIEW 3 bedroom brick ranch, oounly

rafaed fbaplaoa. parttofty fln-

wtodowe fumaoa 6 room ahtoglae Doonam to deck. Anachad 2

$ 148.110

Century 21C A S T E L L I 5 2 6 - 7 9 0 0

U N f-J I - J f - ta CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE

SRCK RANCH • 4 bedroom. 2 balh, 1J0 6 aquara toai.

W of Muaw. N of &anw/6rokw. 617,100.

4226317

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O PEN H O U SES

953-202024 Hours A Day W l t n N e w L i s t i n g s A d d e d r i g h t u p t o

T h e W e e k e n d

6aa Large Otoptoy Pro— to TMi

CALL THE MOVERS! 664.100 Gat more houaa tor yeur money to

vary* wfth 2 Ul

garaM <e a n d —

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1 badraom. brick ootonlal Saautthd I twelalra to-tow qm

M b a to 2 natural Ira- 3000 aa.ft aoaa

Miapal phuga tot Homa wwrenty

Cem jR Y 21 GOLD HOUS6 411.6401W 721-4241

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wdapandmttir Owned and OSaralaa

C O U N T R YE X E C U T I V E

yauram edh prh— y and kaa-

Sai MB mMaatoreal an la w e a f wland. Huge darn tor amartoto tonaai d b ^ ream and a tomdr

------— -- --------- priwarh .muntty Adlto— he MB a rare eppainuntty i

• bam tor yew taye. aaan a ha— w I— and Me la def— aiy — bail of baW ww— S tto .io s c m tor yew

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REMERICAH O M ET O W N R EA LT O R S

(313) 420-3400COUNTRY SETTMO an I acre

NW. LNe— k— BBii tola 3 bawoom bnak ranch w/tomlj

474-30MFABULOUS • t o n Sunbury. 3 bad-

mam. 613.100 HELP-U6ELL of NWWCFIRST SHOWMG

room rah 1W

664.100 ( 3 bad-

The PrudentialWolfe Realty

aOSirwadtodapandantty (Xanad and COraaf Buy: 8-Lavan. Opan Sun. 2 6 141M Country Ckib. 2 bedroom brick ranch. 2 ba— ftniahad baaamam. gwaga. llO lJO lIMMACULATE TUDOR th-laval.3 badroo— . 2 to! ba— main laor

traf$116,006

ab, aprtofctora. 230000 aq.ft. 346-OMl

INKSTER/EI^ MM - 2 bedroom alanw ho— . 600 aq ft. m appl- artoaa todudad New fumaoa/roaf. $13.800/or bail oftar. 110-4767516JUST LiSTEOt BRICK CHARkilER ON BEAUTIFUL LOT wMh nwlura traaa and iandacapa. 3 badreo— l i t bo— bey window anhanooa tor- ing room, 2 cw garaga- Irlahad baaamanL updaiao windowa, oar^ — Nr 614J00

CENTURY 21 Mack. 667-7676JUST U8TEO - thla 1448 aq.ft. ranch aftuatad on a 16 X 620 parkNka lot oflaring machanic dream garage with 220 Ma and tor- naoa, bow idndow to kllchan nook. Irac— a to huga to4ng room, gwator bedroom balh. Wumtown Mm. hore- aa mowed. 16 x 6 aoraon porch and lone more. $136,100.

cm Kan Gan— tor more into or a prtvala ahowtog at 3463000

R E /M A X 100 INC.KIMBERLY OAKS • 33003 MMdto- boro. 3 bedroom. 2 bath trMavai.

$126,000. By6— 94.^ 2 ^

2 . 3 A C R E SSknply etunrang Me 4 ranch haa a muai aaa totartor. Com- itotaiy updaiad and naai aa a pin. hniahad baaamani w/Ra own lav 6

rw Ba quick on Ma anal 1 164.160. (A 110V


(313) 459-6222

B I O L O T L O V E R SBaauttM 110x300 bead park-Ma aaRtng tor (Ma 2 bedroom he— . Larga thing room. Mg kttohan w/ tabto g *• omy

CAU GRACE MIKTON 4216766 RC/MAX WEST MC.. 5226040

LIVONU - CHARMER For — young at haoH— rp 3 batoroom brick ranch, naluraf Rra-

gwaga. Naww kbohan. tomaoa and wayi wvioowa. wwxmg < ahopptog. oorxmniam X-w

S — — —MAYFAIR REALTORS. 8226000

UVOMA RANCH of Marriman. 6S3.100

AaktorEOON THE MfCHlQAN GROUP

REALTORS 4666600

L I V O N I A ’S B E S T B U Y I

bun to '68 Coumry Ma aoNtog. f i t ow garaga. ntoa landaoaptog. • yew ho— wwrenty 662.800 cm

Alluring HomesLIVONIA SCHOOLS .

8— m ^ 3 Mdreem Mtok Rwtoh ORwa torga kNehan plua ipgftonoaa. immad haaamint. oamrM ab. 6 ga- ragk omy 617.600

y r — tort, omy 61 It.

RANCH SPBCTACULAR SNMitod « a 1J awe gardwi pire-

b y ewnd peal 4

I166J60 Sym m

OOLOMAL 6/4 badraa— ismT Ingram N of 7 IS E ef Farming-

‘ ■ 51.1746742COUNTRY M THE Cmr

TMa 1.M6 aq-ft raneh haa II m tor — grawby tomly 3 badraama. 2 balha, dining ream, tank^ raa^x. 2 qw Wlartowf garaga and a torga * * Dan*i haattiati. am today Sm To

toni— OkE d f t ana af a kindl Sunken 64ng

f ta w sN k S k H unyandia

CENTURY 21TODAY

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458-4900D I S T I N C T I V E

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REMERICAH O M ET O W N R E A L T O M

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(313) 420-3400

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1814 RANCH on to acre tot. tow new Ceunby hfiehon. imahad baow mom. 2H ew anaehod faraga l i i g j o l Am tar

N i c k E x a r h o sC a n t u r y a i e i t a 5 2 2 -7 6 2 6

PICtURi PERPBCTi 4 Sadroam, 2 batti Cotorlal to d

end leaded wM Old World Charm SMttng an lae bead tola 111M10


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bwaton Huge la l avw t j l l im ladm. ASK F ^ G R ^ OSNTU^ I I TODAY

n n o g ,m 6 1 7 1 w m 2101 wrt M l

ROOM TO M O ^4 bairaam. 1J60 aq.ft ranah wdh

m ea phia tomtof ream, aftore m .aita ( m r* (T0.«M F-iaUM. Ota I4746601

f — COUNTRY R M I REALTY

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baawnam 1 a f aw aMaahod •»- resk. Prtoad ia am at anq 3 tl6 .m i

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new ahtoipaa to torn 4 yaare. naubal

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1 laartog. Cava aaShg. hw** * I. to il ton■aora — i ^ ut.

M 17x16 Swida ream Pan— dbk-

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tor d H t 666 606fOELScefck) 466>I611

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rcoma. 2 ow attach HgLP-U-Sfl i, Of N1

SHARP 3 bodroom ito bo— baoutthi mam, m carp aiad. i opanw, huge deckm .g 00. Mhlor,.

I n g a GR E A L E S T /

5 6 2 -8 1 1 0 , o r 3 0 9 -

khohan and balh. k eluding roof, wl

tobackyard G 666.600• ta w ta in .

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ba— cotomol Caqi

natural wooNaom. 623M01

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a n n o . oanM m. W.aoo 474-toigMS turMury. 3 bni- vwh. updMod «m-

ifwviowc las m i

Moft. anoft 3 Mtf-

L Florida raom ona a 421-SMO

udentiali RealtyNmed and Oheroledwan. Opon 8un. 3>6

Club. 3 bodroom

109.300 H I 8363 UOOntrMavf

raplaoo. AnWiad rac M on ouldaanc oon> idora. 2300 ao.ft. ________ 343^1Mta - 2 bodroofn

00 aq ft. a i appft- Noar Kimnoa/rool.

Oflar. S10-«73>78«3BMCK CHAAMCR

. LOT wNh nMuro capo 3 bodrooma.

ir oaraoa, nod windc

Mocfc. 337.7373• tMa 1445 aq.ft. tia33 i620 irioring mochanic W> 220 Srw and lur. »w in kftchan nook.

fciminum trim, horo- 3 aonaan pofob and 300.Ma lor mora Mo nringM 3430000

( 100 INC.3 • 33003 MUdto- ai a both trMawoi.r. attachad oaraga. nor SiS-iSu

t C R E S

laaaM ortor.com - and noot aa a pin. ml w/llB oam lav 3

ERICAN R EA LT O R S>59.6222■ L O V E R S

2 badroom homo, m, big fcdehon « / war fumaoa. Only

MKTON 421-3733 4C.. 332-3040CHAAMfft

MhlMaont x-<

O rit. 322-3000MUNCH133.300lyroom.rEQONOANONOUd

N I A ’S ■ B U Y !onUI tUctJUmt-*y« ,

3 K E N 0 6

ERICAi R EA LT O R S

20-3400

rpeibiaHirryT

x a r h o tlt« 5 2 2 -7 S 2 S

aColonMin rdono aa ln

*>0M

JRY21d SouthMOOari 1143.300

ufoN l ovar IA30

21 rOM T

CMOVft) aq.ft raMk oMi

kraam. aAara « .. 1«A4.0M tWOMIWLTV

M E S O O N• • R M> I M »

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wlNdaaN, m. naUral

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CLP66IPIED REPL E6TPTESH

tO W T U M M L « YitH y r ais bridt • aaora M

Lpag 3d a4 r

The PrudentialWotfe Realty *

yandanPy &wwd and Oparaaad

OPtN tUN M . 12147 O M ftor-3aoua ^2apa Cad — k lM n . park mm M. 374.300

F M . LW al Propardoa For 3daOV0I 300 F N O d«T « i U tT V r

w/arieoa.HELF-LMP-m«fUaM«MftNC 433-3331

FNtVICW 8HOWMQ 3114.300 Comm L m m iriak S badroom ranaft wdb bataiawnc. nawor lumaoa adk cantral ad. and 2 aar^draga


aandamhi Ownad and Otaraiafl

FHIMC -13333 Furib^bnoak. 3 ba» room brick ranch, famlN 3 Florida rooms. 2 oar attachad. 3M.300 HCLF-u-aeu of Nwwc 428-3331

SHAttP 3 bodroom brick ranch.1H bodia. baauiikd iniahad b mard. aB corpoiad, 2 oar gaaaga atthopanar. huga dock, many -------3M.3Q0. AfOTw

I n g a G a u t i n REAL ESTA TE O N E

5 6 2 -8 1 1 0 . w l . 50 o r 3 0 0 -4 6 4 8

_ 8HAMPI3 gadrooat ftanch atth ramodalad

eluding roof, windowo. aiding, doara, kjmaoa and moral Larga dscfc in backyard Oraalourb

L $a3 .m


4 6 4 -6 4 0 0

mA PRIVA TE a m i N a

TlOi dttMMM Canaan rmmV O O d^^M Û M N dW

garago ttdpCaaa. M ga m m m m 3aor pian. lOPiariiii aaMiaa. m mm and baaamg la wm wwadttOroalFriaaf 3114.301 (3170U

ATTRACTfVC CO LO N IA L TbO 3 badroam. LS baft brwa i

m ana al Oaaoon'a

aonoral or. ftrOftiarc and a ft*- oouaiai 3 i4 i;3g i itT iO u

BEA U TIFUL C U S T O M H O M E

H M m2X-,and awi ..................... , ,

iS ar^ liM iachS '^m fflfti^larga ittad 3123.330 <lifFA)

C O U N TR Y IN TH E CITY ^jMMMMly Capa Cod an tar M b.

. araai roam tor f ta arantaa taPdiy. « bodrooma, 2A boiw am marta Hurryl $133,300. (121LOL

U PO A T E 8Idarijiai oaftnata. i

ln |M Pia no. room la fta w and tamPy roam ttrapiaaa in

arw 3133.300 (7S3VA).C 02Y 1

Your tamPy « • grown inao P ii 1473 aq.fL. 1.3 boft homo, targa tamPy

tar. 2 oar attachad aaraoa. back and morol. itiTSB^(433NOL

459-6000

COLDWELLBANKER

P R E F E R R E D R EA LT O R SFOMtt ttEOttOOM oelontaL 2H

8143.300. Opan Mouaa to t. 12-4. 3300 Woon-

* ' 433-4123

so M U C H T O O FF E RFor thii 3 bodroom brick ranch. Ctaon ttvoughout. Many updataa. Nawor fumaoa and oantrta air, nowar wmdowa. aaraoa door, corpt tartdocaping. FamAr room, Untahi booamoni and 2 car tatochad g

Priead right at $124,300

CENTURY 21RO W

464-7111SFACiOUittiWCH 3157.800Norihatata Lhtanio brick 8 bodroom, fH boft taobiraa a compiataiy tn- ttaiori roe room, larga irta Poor taurv- dry. tamPy room, •raptaoo, and 2 ear taliphed garage. 421-5330


tndapondontty Oamad artd Oporolad

5PACIOU3 TTb-LfVn.. 1533 aqA

3 many windoww Many upJalec.427-1133^ Mwtaaaa.

S T R E T C H O U T

on a gargaoMC tread rarina lot Fu3

pandtai tamay. 3234.300.

M A R Y M cLEO DCem JttY 21 ttOft 434-7111

3TUNMNQ. N0PV.2tTORYHOMC On targa owodad tat. 3 bodrooma. 2H biPNa. 2 c 3147 J03.

- 4 2H

• u m HOT Ntbv u m ta o

agtad . _ttanad oatanlta on hawsiN iroad ao^ Mng. 2H bofta. huga 33 ft tamBy room w/lroptaob tarmta dinPtg room, o f t Mtahart. mtantmitawa fraa antartor, wood dock, conbta tar, ioadadf 817SJ03. Oidok oatagonoyt Cap M Harrtaon at 3034703

QualityPiAL BtrATTNIir

Btattor H o m o t A O o r d m *

ttaHAT A HOUit - 133.3001 10730 1400 aq.fl.

HlLP^>4tUafltaVWC 4234001

rO m iH F flO U D T O 3140J00

. The PrudentialWolfe Realty

indftanianOy Ownad a id OAoroiad

1471t M tl.Nc4t. I.NO H-R *M kM M W n HR-BO

«M 4M i

IS tO CO LO NIA L ON LA RG E LOT

dutatty twooBiHiii 3 2H batata. wtaMh f t

patafttalbapipam roam, w tea r taundnr. hta ia iim iM . daft tH aar paraga Larao bead Ml 3133333

FOta UUNlAWTMtaOF

CENTURY 21RO W

464-7111S IS C s n i o n■tAI/TtaUl nom4 baftaama. tH •tt IL. itaurif do

a y 113348

H I L L T O P S E T T I N GOyortooUng pond. Trood ora ooro lo t Spoolouo 3.300 oq.fl 4 bodroom

I 3 fuB bolha. Larga famPy room, laf dMng room and ftniofad rac

room. Land con tract tarmo. $234,300. (A 105).

REMERICAH O M ET O W N R E A L T O R S

(313) 459-6222IMMACULATt - 43070 Salta. 3 bedroom brick ranch, buil *03. huga

3KM.300

FMEE...LM Of Proporttae For Safa. ' OVBI 200 PttOPCmiCS U8TB>“w/prteaa.Hi^P-U-4'•U4iLL0fNVritaC 434-3335

L A R G EF A M I L Y C O L O N I A L

' 2,000 aq.ft- 5 badroomo.2H

w/atapbar 3 ooey braptaca , Mng lap up formal dMng room. Huge

Ibrary. tta boor taftidry 3 more. $133,300. (AITSL


(313) 459-6222M O V E IN & R E L A X

In tfa outdoor ape off P a ooârod dock of thia almota 2.400 aq.ft Ob>

dry. _____3224.330 (A im


(313) 459-6222NCW OONOTNUCnON

you aan*i %td a batter buy in Canton. 3 badroawa. 1H bafta. etaenf- ta. taabjraa 2 oar attochad ga aga. huga bvPig roam, oak oabfnpy In

n. riwad paral daora, 2 oa3a,’!Only 3117.600 CALL OAVO MAttOSlXr

IWMAX CNOeSttOAOe 4334700

3 bodroom, oontarnporary dooor. pramiumiandaoifto. $123.300 HB.P-U4CU el NWMC 434-3633

Y O U R S E A R C H H A S E N D E D

to woods, HoBdov ipod 3

deck, eboaa jround poet, now idtah- ort. fumoco A ctatPaTaP in *33 2ta3 boPta partttafy tadtaad boaomont, 1 year home warranty Only $102,300. *ifttar-.

W ALT o r BILL


(313) 420-3400

S M P tjrm o M th

A G O R G E O U S C O U N TR Y LO T IN PLY M O U TH

Harry an ftta 3 badraam homo allw- aiod an a bawutPM 33aS33* let taoluring Coftodrta eatang atah

S 14•MAOB COURT

R O B E R T B A K E R a B i t o r s

4 5 3 - S 2 0 0

an atah Wmf llTt.300

■Y OWNO^ - 4 bsftnfaa. t I 1,300 BftwrB Mat 3 aar garaga.

tSSSlin. itanecbit Pb-

. Bitarttaif 2 car gw- rage. tamPy roam iraplBoa. 2 bad-

I ap. m ^reund aftPMbig baautPufy mabiialnad

Prteadteatal at 3133.000 HOOO HKAL ttTATt.

FOtt FAMK.V LMNQ ttowna. tmaod lo t 3 badroom, 2

ached oarage, wtak out w leata tamAi room wtth

ta y ta c b .doonaft to brick paved patao, dbdng roam atah cwlhodraf

CCHTUffr 21OOLD HOUSC 451-3400 or 721-4341

G R E A T S U B D I V I S I O Nloctainn. oomar lot bwwuPM

Ingfoimd awlmnang pooL Many kn-

piooad artndoaw. roof, doora. lo pw a taw P you are toefcing lor a

mania, lock ai thta oftalandbig ol- taring. Ckm hour nottoa ptaoao.

REMERICAH O M ETO W N R EA LT O R S

( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 0 0 1 2

IN-TOW N C H A R M E RCtoio enough to watt to town, aln- montary •ehoet 2 Woeka awop. TMa 3 bedroom. 1h b a j f t b ^ ranch ima roeanpy bean pakttad 3 carpolodthroughout. H ur^ $130,000

ERA ACCENT 591-0333

so

o e e i S A T 1-4RRI tt*m cott*LO

H R U M I . w 0 tmC « N J a n * S p a n o RREA L ESTA TE O N E

5 4 6 -6 4 3 0M rv n cF O iw tt

R tB f tM M

vsr*AJ. Vw t83-J033'or 316447- ttT f

r S I E m

NO RTHVILLENCW URTM* Vw M4 M K M saan ftta two yoara oga to appn Ma 3 now, but oomo anyway moat totataf radona taraftauaa HorPWHBa’a Cabbagaioam Wtakaig dtatanaa to town, achota end pc ‘ 333.300.(433314)

NtW U6TBM: flaata qiitaPy on

cenlamporsw ta root af Orchard ftftga Bub taOilOO. (133331)

FW6T riMC OFfCttO; tn tartain tamPy ar>d friartda pootaida on a aft- Py ftlamoon or iaiatga by a crack- Inp 3ra on a eetd wtntara nighi. tn- toy fta oonvantanca of rental taryta Mng bi Ihw apataoua Pwoe bodroom homo aOPi larga oourdrit kilcf^ an, Impaooabta landacapatg and ta

in an aatabitahad areaptam ad to moai ta lal your

' 3243J03. (432352)

3 4 9 - 6 2 0 0 J . A . D e l a n e y

a n d C o m p a n yHOimfVtaUE: 2 beftoom 2H baft rarwk/oounpy aknoapnara. Unfmia

Pwd baoamant/rac roam/adil- bortta bodrooma. $133,300

« 310 423 4300 6131 Ooa 7333

NOVI - ftrohwood Sub. Cordamoo rary rartoh brick 3 wood, ouor iMO aq. ft., kta baaamcRC 2 oar attachad

iga, oantrta aP. H aora lot. Larga oadta daek 3203.000 343-7227N0VI-6y Owner 4 bedroom 1H baft

onbaaoman t now oak oeunpy kttchan. oaramic 3 hardwood boom, prMola traod MM. $154,300 rwdueod to 3143.300. 310-3434337

L A K E P O I N TLarge Quod4»4S 34

to doam- towfL Throe badrooma (2 on the main boor), a 23 s 14 bring room

km docking, beau lad garaga. Large ki toMa apace. 31».800

R O B E R T B A K E R e a l t o r s

4 5 3 - 8 2 0 0MOnVATB) 8CU.0( . IM N

CotardoL tamPy room, updftaC . . ta attached oaraga $113.000 HCLF-U-SCLL ~

Large bvtng desk, formal >

HCfLYflBMOO&EO3

m ^trith doorwwP to deck.

bar wb ItttcharL y weor larga batavoam wMh 2 chmaiara, baaudluPy tamtaoapad lot Ootm-

^ventaod 2H $123,300

CHAM4P40 ftANCH Oonl mica ftta lowaiy 2 badroom ■brary (could bo 3rd badroom), fPw-

In 34ng r y fL Mrmta dtaka . ramooalad kltokon wtth aP

applonoio, bocamorrt. dmp lo t 2 333JOO

CENTU RY 21N a d s . m e . 4 7 7 -a e o oPirMOUTM room ootank rago.ntaofyl Mtap U iiP N.N4.L.

. 2 ear ga- 3124.30^.

3a^

C O L O N U L 8 H IN E 8I TMa homo taccuraa an aniariakv

artough but Pta-

imrn dbOng roam, t lovofy bad- 2 oar tataekad garage and

3131.300

Century 21 J. Scott, Inc.

5 2 2 -3 2 0 04 5 3 -4 3 0 0

t PgCTACULAft ♦ 3 batareow Capa

ttmraom, 2 car garaga. 3133,303 NB.PALM U oTiinNyc ~ 'tTAf t ^ HOMt/1 aom buf t ^ tato tCaadc aporiL 3 badraant, iaft fH boPL 2H ear garaga Ctaaa m

ata. Tread V ifiK 432 12I3• M U nDTHoggariy • taka Fomta ta b - ctaenita 4 ie f t e am, 2H boft. tamPy roam w/ftraptaca. bta bcaamara 1143.306 13263

313-426-2304

S 1 5 M o rth v W e N o v i

trta aP. I ear goraoa •tawttBBtalori. 2184400,1013MO)

PLY M O U TH ’S FIN E ST OonT mtaa

ft

raaC, 3/4 aara Poad ta t tal aopB- anaaa day, arown maidPtaa ana aw ourPyaywtam 8004.333 M O ft)

C U S T O M C O LO N IA L IN R ID G E W O O D HILLS

OuBwn btaft an a targa premium wtth a taraUttr drtvo a

031-3403MNOK 3 rga tamay Fft

•jatantârttcpy i

CAHTOH • 43447 AFFtllPOOO I 3 badream oatanift, 1H

V a n E s t a y R a a l E s t a t * 3 1 3 - 4 5 9 - 7 5 7 0

OOtOtaftt • 4 badraam TA b o ft I giragt hPta II 3173.

EllR AMrv 6 0 U « q • pwormm* aa^w

ataua n i i i in n I N lF .u S I f tN f t ta fC

Morad na oapanaa wtth tftwradaa OawaraiBd ta pwtaiftftit 1 ^ 4 0 3 (333310H iG H fe rr A N D B E S T U S E ?

waa aonad titattcia A 3 bad- brick ar«d wood horift wtab Ml tawar Mata aCft 3 Itataa and 8 pawtaar roema, naftn l

a T ie r a I aar datachad amapa■Id awtthmerta 0 8 * 4 0 3 (79tm

CH A R M IN G PLY M O U TH CO LO N IA L

baaudtaft itftfttata td aatawita. Owar 3 4 * aoX ta Bring mmm atah a Ftarfda rwom ai»d aitpnahro

AMOUiT&V THi F P « tT HOUOt y b i i

2 M d yard wai

M u taaaata ltsr,Opon Own Mpm 3b«a.W taNoriftd Otai

H a t a n N o e i K e REAL EST A T E O N E

3 4 8 -6 4 3 0 6 3 4 -1 8 1 7

HOVlIM M EDIATE O C C U PA N C Y

N EW C O N S T R U C T IO N $ 2 1 3 ,9 0 0

SUPEM PMCE aid Wo«Mn lor Ma now 2,364 aq.fl., 4 bedroom, 2H both dngto tamPy home. Stunning 2 atory kMor. hmny Mlchon 3 nook ahh O.L appBanooa, ~

ad oatang,oathadraT ootang 4 capo* ng araaa. Kd maatar baft

wtth ahowar 3 wfdrtpool tub and budl-in ahahmg. loaf chanoa lor a now homo In Thu Woeda ta Mori Community

Clooa to 12 Ctaha. itat. L276. sofa, ihffppfAg. w/aidawol OUAUTYlUlLT HOMES

NOSAN/COHEN 3 NOSAN OOftF 043(316) 330-0770

I liOQ .

HOVl, 4 bedroom. 2H boft brick

dock. Yerkahfra Ftaca awb. many aatraa. 32M.300. 343-M533 BEOHOOM ftanoh. tamPy room flrapiooa. atudy. 2 bodta 1 ear •Itochod. Haw roof/tum aea . 11174*. 310-474-3313

THftEE OEOnOOM 2 baft brick raneh nfPi bntahod

deck oft kttohon, almota H oera. A beauWM medam homo. TMa homo waa buPt Pi 1 3 * AakPig $114,3*. 31137

RemericaS U B U R B A N R E A L T O R S

261-1600

pam 13443 3 fttomwam O r. tab taar. f t ta Utaaman Am S ta bfti ta r fb M 0 a iy * 7 4 «

CALL BRIAN

DUGGANR E A A A X W E 8T 5 2 5 -S 2 5 2

A S P O T L E S S HOM E!

m m ioar piifttang roam TMa imma la a i ■aa • atai tadftri 3 3 4 4 * (S34AV)

RO O M T O M OVEVary waP ataknakmd 3 badroen rental an 106 tat tanturow Owar olftd paraga. mofttanonea Poa ontartar, mameftwd i y i . newer aan Pa3 ak. tanwal dPdng roam am aama hardwood iooro. M ftta al ai ■ilBrdabta prtata 374.3* (3346ft).

OftEAT WISTLAHO M

roga and a wondoriri fPapiaeta * 1 .3 * . (334Mn.

A R E A L BEAUTY1In a much aeugM talar

6 ft Bta In ktttaian and baftia, mini binda ftroughaut and a baauftuly (fthhad hiaamant fta t you‘3 ba aaettad abaut i • 3 4 4 * (333FH).

459-6000

COLDWELLBANKER

P R E F E R R E D R EA LT O R S

1401 FOWTLAy) ■ Prtaad ry ta 3 badroom rarwh, updoiod Micharv. Surray HtagMa Oub $73.3* HELF-U-5lftL ta fftVtaC

QAftOet CTTY - 15* Harrtaon. 3 badroom 2 both, bntthod baaw- mam, i,gifted kttohan. Ott.OM HCLF-U-SELL ta NWWC 434-36*

r J UrTMOVtlHW 3 badroom brtek ranch w/ovaraiaad garegtt bnfthad baacment op * goouo fctttawn w/aoBd oak oablrwi 3 much moral 3M.3M. (3234).

FftiCE HEDUCEPtll 3 badroom brick ranch, now oantrta ak, bimaca, roof, romodalad boft tanriy room w /M brick braptaeo. 3 * 4 * (385U

QftfiiT STAftTtft Oft ftwaalmant harna. Bwoka (ft to cp^ otaua county parii, coma now rinji

, la rft usny/lawdry room.(8831)* 7 .3 * .

HEM. NEW, NEW1 4 * kq.lt ta haniry. Opan floor

comer ta t 3122,3*. (*30)

U F O A ÛFOATt 2 bodroom ranch afth comptataty

dowa. new reef *34, baaament 3 much more. CaB lodap. 334.3* (*74).

OftEAT LOCATIONI Haw oonPta iP. himooa. wf tdcwa 3

I. khohon alcyttaita. Brtahod baaamcm w/rae room 2H oar gw-

a. 377.3*. (3273).

yW3WTl34400TOOETIiy 2 badroam brick ranch now htttatan.

baft, deck 4 aterw. Finichad baa»> mark w/bar $ n .3 * . (3280).

JUSTU6TEOI

m W a e t la n dQ a r d a w e W y -W a y n a

AMXKXN a tL U W • t74 J M Mtaor iqsdolad 3 1 ranch, IH bathe.1M oaftftad tat. 2 i

-------- ICOLSYCentury I I

(213)COUNTNY f t THE CITY

On an ip3reaimatal> H aora ta baauMM tot tala ftta 3 targa badroom 2H baft brick CotonW. Large Briag ream jgf * * • m P ft m- mowtaod khohon. tamft room wtft braplaoa omrtoofcc 2 ttarwd dock, ingreund pod. tttarhcrt t oar ga- r ^ t l B t m

CEN TU RY 21N a d a . Inc . 4 7 7 -9 6 0 0OAMoef e r r v . lo ro t a * a n a oCUTS ftew^^kw gataw . bntahod

HtLP-U-SELLtaMHWC 428-3*1

doiod w/tamly room 2H car garaga on doubta oomar tat 3*,3W .

FEftFiCT STAfnVt HOME 3 bodroom bungalow, nawor lur- n on . 3 hot woaar haoiar. taeoa ta parka, oommunriy oonlor andasmm. r^wiiww ■mwmw aaawnwnw/3 addNionta bodrooma. Af on a oomar tot. 334.3* (3*2).

MAINTENANCf FftK Vary otaan I badroom rbneh, Sh-

d ftid b a f t 214 ear paraga 4 i 373.3*1*37).

Remerica- tC K E R IN a A A S S O C

458-4900

OTY

$3300 DOW N $497 F»ER M O NTH--------------- j --------------

Kara pari ta yam dawn pftmani

QOOOMAN • tU ttO tft737-1717

G O L F E R 'S D E L I G H Tt ronak j g w

I and 2.3 3ftI Pom ePy foP

374.1

r 1 3 * aq. wdktanft

UVOMA SOMOOU • over 13* It 3 Hd> aem brief ^ fOom/Brapiaoo,

boaftnanT**

C e n t u r y 2 1 - D y n . ‘ ^ 7 2 8 - 8 0 0 0

a m i c

JU6T MOVE M VOUft FUftNmftS :cinpitaify ramodalad 3 bodroom brtek burwtaow, t car garaga 3 ImgolOtBTTJW

ASK FOft THE OOLO TEAM

525-9600CEHTUftY 21 HAftTFOftO HOftTH

MUSTEK TO 6EUBVE1ftaâUM

taknSftA wa. M ar

Hawm owpoiftg. Bttidt a LHonta Sehoolta 3 * .0 *

.CENTURY 21Hartford South

4 6 4 -6 4 0 0

N E WC O N S T R U C T I O N

I Bma tar curamar. untqua 3

nor oufla. fta bafta. 1«. Poor laundry, grata room wift 'tauhod ootang 4 braptacc. dftftg room kttchan 4 nook, 3 panel doora. fuB

(F)

REMERICAH OM ETOW N R EA LT O R S

(313) 453-0012NEW ON THE MAftKET

3 bodroom raneh. LAAOC kttchan dkiftg room. 2 bn-

tanaeapa. Many updataa. <3ard Ctty CaB to aaaf 373.3*.

CENTURY 21 OOLO HOUK a i - 3 4 * or 721-4341

OFBf BAT 12-3. 4 * 1 Wttkor. Wayne. 3 badroom ranch, 2 bathe. 2

garaga. kaftmanl. * 5 ,0 * HELF^J%UtaNWWC 425-3*1

OuaPtySarrioWftnlngOOfboa

U V O H U S C H O O L S ily daeoraiad huge irt tauta wfft r 1 3* aq. f t Natural biftlCM I hardwood boon ki bring room

maotar wdia w/boft, newer wftdowi ft * w/a bow wftdew ft Bring room landaccpod yard w/haatod POOL AB ftta lor arPy - 3114.3*

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LIVONIAE to g a n t n o w h o tn a o n w oodod to t - aN t t ta a x i ra s . c u t -d a a a c , o a ra rn ic a u n ro o m , c a n tra l v a c . baauU fu t c a ra m te tMa t ia lh a . 3 c a r a ld a a n try g a r a g a . f ra n c t i d o o ra . a m u a t a a a t $ 3 2 5 ,0 0 0 .

A d o ra b ta . o o z y c o to n la l - 3 b a d ro o m w ith U v o n ia a c t to o l t . N aw kN cb an f lo o r $ hard v irao d f lo o rs ki s o m a ro o m s . W o o d b u m a r b i m a a ta r b a d ro o m $ la c u z z l b o th u p s ta k a , g r a a l a q u a r a fo o ta g a . $ 7 6 ,0 0 0

PLYMOUTHC u ts c o u n t r y c h a r m a r h a a h a r d w o o d f lo o rs , u p d a l s d k l lc h s n , 2 h u g s b a d r o o m a u p $ o n a d o w n , aN o n a n a x t ra d s s p t o t O n ty 9 1 0 2 .9 0 0

T ra d ltto n a l b u n g a to w h a a h a rd w o o d f lo o rs , o o v a d oaH big. tu b b a a a m a n t $ o v a ra lz a d g a r a g a , a ra a l d a a l a t o n ly 1 1 0 9 .9 0 0

REDFORDV ary n to a la r g a 3 b a d r o a m r a n c h , g r a a l f lo o r p la n , la rg a b a d r o o m a $ c lo s s la . l a l f lo o r la u n d ry . 2 luM b a t h s , m a n y n a w s r w in d o w s , c i r c u la r d r tv s . a p p M an o ss $ m o r s . $ 6 6 ,5 0 0

o r raO rao h o m a . Wan m a h a a k ia d 3 b a d ro o m b rte k r a n c h , to rm a l d k ik ig a r a a . p a rtia lly Ikila h a d b a a a m a m . n a w a r p lu m b k ig , vy b o th bi b a a a m a m . O w n a r am kum $ 5 8 ,9 0 0 .

DEARBORN HEIGHTS A d ia l inc itva o o u n b y b a n c h 2 s to ry w tth u n ttm tta d a lb o w ro o m H u g s r n a n a r b a d r o o m (27 x 1 4 ) L a rg a kN ohan. to rm a l dbM ng ro o m . lamMy ro o m $ ro c ro o m , n lo a y a rd nrtlh b ig ro u n d p o o l $ 2 2 7 ,5 0 0

DEARBORNT ra n o ls ra a p a r ta c i - m o v a r ig h t k ilo th is ta n p ra ssN o d a t a c h a d p a d o h o m o bi F a b iw ia W o o d s . C u s to m to a lu ro s b ic lu d a m a s lo r su N s o n m a in lav si. f ln ia h a d lo w ar lova l w ith a d d W o n a l ro o m a . T o ta l o f 3 .5 b a th s . C o d o n c o u n l a r to p t In k ttc h a n . c a rp o la d r a c ro o m $ w a l b a r $ 3 4 0 ,9 0 0

WESTLAND4 b a d r o o m . m b o th b a o u ty , d ryw all. c a r p a t s d b a a a m a n t w ith w o t b a r $ buN l-b ia roM ly a d d to lh a s p a c a o f th i s tova ty h o r n s $ 8 4 ,0 0 0

FARMINGTON HILLS B ra n d n o w h o m a , n o t y a t buW C « i b o c u s to m ik s d to au tt a n y b u y o r N Io s araa c to a o to s h o p p in g 4 r a s ta u r a n ia $ 1 0 9 ,9 0 0 T

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DETROITA lla n llo n c tty s m p to y o rs . g r a a l 3 b a d ro o m vbiyl b u n g a lo w , s o m a n a w o r c a rp o l . h a rd w o o d Ito o ra . b a a o m a n t. g a r a g a . d b iin g o r t a m iy ro o m . $ 4 3 ,9 0 0

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tn.777 Ownartli B?7FAPMdSOTON HILLS • 2 badroowa. 2 boma. rwar lidiPabab A 12

A wbidowa, POOL atab-too. OSM

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PEVBILY HILLS CONDO toua Aral boor and unN ror

f aaturmp 2 badroema. 2 bidia. c a at air. Araplaoa. alaaaior lo haaiad parapa, aaourad monllorad m*n and awracdaa dub room. IIIAMO Cad HOMY PUPCM. S4b 1400. (71P7)RE/MAX PARTNERS

room. Aral Aaor. oonuaniam la Pb< tnmpbann hcppmp. a m m o .

ColtTl-OMIPL004dF |ftD HAJ^

immadMIa oooupnnoy. 2 badroom. 2 bam, updaiad bdoh y . badia A daooradi|p. Now Mpb afAclarwy Iw* naoa, IPN oanbal dr, M d o u a am ta li Nta prounda. prNaia carport A

at porUnp, ohibbouaa A pod, r Oakland Uniaardty. M7.P00.

Adi lor Mha Aloriw CMnbartdn. PEALTONP

A41-1PM AflarApmoaP:iPb-lAMPLOOMF W J HdJ.S-Tba Hidbira randi, 2 badrooma. 2 badta. daalarv ar doaor. iM radaa A oairaa. oM ttPMiiPLOOMFVLO HAXA • I bodroom. 2

PLO O M raj) TWF. - Piaanddd Cbib. A ll t . Fan Hda. Qround Poor 2 badmam, t badia. naaPyappLonly.pMMO

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PLOObMELO - 2 badroom. 2 badioonda. nan hiiclian, oadia mpa. dodL tobo. MPMA-mmar. A6A-ttOPari

BRIGHTO NEnplu_R«v>ty

and Nmr Bapani Homaa lAP0-t4M ap. fL roneb and IH iry d H ad tl----- - 'Oramade I

bnaomarn UoMrfOMa amanfdaa.

F R O M $ 1 3 8 ,9 0 0 aaa Oaniar f t 101 tt7-00M

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CANTON • FUtPY PUVPPt «■ tom apddaaa 2 badroom 1 aar oi-

h£ R B 3 l<SA4M0^ MWIMT'

NEW OWNER NEEDED

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REMERICAH O M ET O W N REA LTO RS

(313) 459-6222M lm land aonlrad a M M a t74M 0 MMAMPMiarNWWC III MM

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PUNK 5 C O . REALTY. INC. M 1-5324

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bam rawab oanda xsm baoamuipiV ■auras «asw. Lwaay moaiar mNa adb JaaxHL odPiadraf asMnps, sum faam tndm ara PiM MO Ali-Aati

extra cloanta. immdry room. AM.0M. OPP40PC

FOPTIME FPOPEPTMP PEALTOPS A2P-A000FMITON - Oiy Pd. A UP23 area. Fado bom^2 badroom. daiL aatma. faoMid, ouolom dock A many odior w ieddea IlMSOO. A10-78A44A6

LAKE HUPON • TAWAP PAY NOPTHPAY FOMTE

Condornmaan homaa oflor Via dto-

ddloa of year-round or moaden Pw top m Via haan of Tanaa Cby « / baodPd aandy baacnaa on Tanaa

• S17-Mt-i101 6MUA.2I 4 Tanaa. Ml 4P730

LIVONM • LAUPEL WOOOP OPEN PAT., 1 TO A.

A Mia7ianbMr9b. i t iM Fart Or. Pborp 2 bodreo and udi ranon oondo w

to

Untoaraby m. 2 bom

room. FdoL Wdktop dtotanca to Jaoobaona banba, raalamanto. alB. Convantont to X-nlaya. Only MiMO.EamorPaitlor. A4bMM MAYFAIP PEALTOPP.LIVONIA. Farlinay Condo. 1 bad-

olr, laundry to unb. baaamant dor- ^ owperl. PM.POO M1-6PP2NOPTHVILLf CONGO lor Mia by onner. t ladroems. SH badia. auman arapwaa o m nnaa aaan mad. Good locaMon. CUbhom nbb pool A tanda oourto. naddng trdto A Wda. PM.0M Open S d A Pun. 1-A: Waabdaya a h o w l^ ^ y jg

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KEEP COOL!noKi ia POOL dudbouoa A PPmr

Ubo- I Pedroorns. IH

larpa podo. bdahad bnaamad A many updoMA MASOO.

Call VMGE PANTONi ConMy 21 Hordord Poum 4P4-4400NOPTH1PLLI • II On Via aMor^^MM atofL ranob m/

HtLF-U-PfiJ.OfNWWC 464-MMPLYMOi/TH

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coudar TbaiMna ) and

iba oarpadnp to Via larpa Pdna and drtoip roam Tbdo are I

badraama and an apan oHinMy kw maa yaa la via M a I t lanar imd

m pm addbland IP x 10 ndmaa ana^ and ddiiPA

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topA ila AMAJM

SrtSSLTPaor lounWy. bi doob. oonarai dr i aar parapa tU TSM

FAULTLEPPLY MAINTAINiD TOWNMOUPA to "WOOCMATr' ..Ml Ann Arbor Trap fual nod of

trP.MO AN c CObddUNfTY

"EATON epTATpS* >.an N. Tardo- rid Diolmw pmtoet brlob ranob unb ndb f bairooma. I badia. par-

r m m m kdidan.^ Mderâ Id boor laundry, dramado vWip room ndb a Arapfaoa, daianad oar*

palad wodt-oul toner towd nbb a M A

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k attadiad t oar . a a o y p I a

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A HIGHLY OEPidAPLE LOCATION., dulal and aamno. End- tom updaaaa. MpM A

ROBERT BAKE Realtors

453-8200

WDFOdO VMXA CONOOd 2 bodroom ipL odb oarport. pooL

A 47m . APd4l14

R O C H E ST E R H ILLS BARCLAY

C O N D O M IH IU M 8

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I nfio nanto to ntotar to Florida. 2 badrooma. 1 bam. A1 70 >m malnto nanoa laa oowara tmiaa. baaL am or mabHananoa. drat boor. prN ardranaa. A4A.M0. EC-HfiiCLAMp x B ro o eP . Inc. 6 4 6 -1 4 0 0

SPACKXIP CONDO r and und. LMnp room w/

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RemericaPfCKER»NQ & A SS O C .

458-4900wetTLAND • tonnbouaa by onner I bedroom. IH bom. bnMIiod bmamant A parapa. Dacoraiad^ dorapo pbia. Py appotofmant PP2.800 4AA-3626W PLOOMF1ELO - MAPU PLACE VILLAS. TNa compiax has A d i Qatabmna. pod. dubnouaa, aarona proitoda. dotaedad pdmey. 2 bedroom. a badia. Id boor maaaar. *‘ MEDIATE OCCUVANCY $ 1P4.P00

HELV-U-SELLPtotnyftom/Pioombdd sao-itsa

OLAMOdOUS dANCH CONOO

above or baton. Fnlaailnndb> A toatabdy dacoraiad Comomporary «/1oft m d eoidd be 3rd badroom or famPy room. Oroal room n/cadia

llrasiaaa. t kdm. onwbNibadia. laundry room. Ob nfVto formi

ca kAdion. attadiad jwraoa. Seemint. 1164.600. Omy foO.

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327 NawHonwl i i ia r l^ r aD u s o s r t

NEW HOMESirtitoQi on ma drda. locano to LaVtod VNapa, faaiurM odonW A

I onlAoa. From MitSOO Cdidoaotoma P2GMt7

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dOYALOAK/CLAWPOWAdEA mooulaia oanlamvorary toaoK naa. ippraxlmaldi 1200 aq.b..

proal room w/voudod eobmp. diyVML toft and bupa maaior auNa.

5 4 6 8 . C ro o k s . O p s n S u n ., 1 2 .8 .

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GERRY C U L U H

REMERICAH O M ETO W N R E A tT O R S

(313) 420-3400VMPTLANO

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t Padraam. 1 baVi. non appbanoaa. rmm aoodan pared EmoPoM b-

Ptobla FiymauViiC amen

UTTU VALLEY

bad deyab4t-1PM ewes 42S-PA4PeSMTUMON 1P7f I

camrd dr. A wator haoiar In tPM ddVnpto 1PP4 Appooneoa Pi-Id ppjbo M7-1PM

CHAMPION tPTP 14ape Fwmidtod 2 badraoma. oun aomb. d ad t abed.

d m oiay an Ml to rbod. M7-PM7

FAMMONT 1PP1 idaM. 1IM op « . I pidripma. t bd bama. m m

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COMMERCEMEADOWS

m anufactum d

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th n u qua utyho m ep

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lor aala. Ta topdra about a nan ar pmalanad boma aoi Oonnfa Eapon m Ouawy Homaa - Loiaiad to maCh* Houaa 4H t WtoamPd.

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SPE C IA L P R O M O T IO N $ 9 9 SECU RITY D E P O S IT

PamuplD$4A4 Enda aoen - Cod nonl

DON^PENTI PEANVfVfPTOK

VIYOUK NEW HOMEFARMINGTON HILLS

* PM a menVi. Pidudoa bauaapapiwam A tot rant

LITTLE VALLEY HOMEP 474-APM

* lPHdoan.S24p/mo.alAlMSMAFK

H IG H LA N D H ILLS EST A T ES

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R pm T o o H ig h ? L ook ing T o O w n A H o m o ?

CONP«Eft MOGILE HOMELfVINQ IN A BEAUTIFUL. WELL EPTAPUGHED COMMUNTTY

onnad homaa prioad from tlt.P M

ALONG WITH A BEAUTIFUL IPV4 24 X M DouManfdi - P iorw badrooma. P bama, adikipooi mb, appb-

Iranl poreb, oarbrd ab and A41JOO. pluB tax and Mia a only P29A/mo. tar P

R N A N C IN Q F O R T H O S E W H O QUALIFYIOPCNMON-FM 10-4

Weekende A Evee bp AppI Only

Q UALITY H O M E SCMI .foonno

4 7 4 -0 3 2 0 O R 4 7 4 -0 3 3 3

MLLCNEPT 1P74 to NorVwMa • No need to mova. GoauVfui irood lot Only ATOM. 4P7-MA4

amoai •

HURRY!

ap. b. LANGE M np room. Mp hbeb- an. ptomeur bam in maaior badroom, r x T noPa. PNbnaab ir. em-Vd dr. mueb. mudi moral M.POO.

•ONUP•100 me. eb d ie too tor 1A monVia

D toiar a d pop oommunby aa-

C A f ^ L O TUANUFACTUW HOMES, m e

(9 1 0 )3 4 9 -7 7 9 4UBSnrr - U X APH.. 2 badroom. mad. tomNurt can aioy Ab oondL boned lAPM Ftymoumaroa.

MILFONO . 1PM 14x70. 2 bad. 2 an earpaL Praplaaa, di mvA- txM J m . bPnutoa bom LM

P-101PAmaB |iA.POP/baaiMOGiLf HOME FON PALI. 2 bod-

m. anninp. parob. bdy torddiad. I Oawbvn HdoMa tooaPan

I7M 0 U1-M72PKYUNi llampmba 1PPt,_14iiA4. 2 badfoam, nan carp

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KENSINGTON PLACE

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braaaanay A danbto AiTtAM Pl7

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■mranaia nOT* ahomaa scarUnp d $7PM Wa doo

fornandnptoar

ram opadato. Enfey a nan Haotyto to vw qutol TonnoNp of Commoroa • Dopam

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• Fraud Laka Aac.alond orwdia mpmt(3 1 3 )6 9 5 -6 1 1 0

To topubo about nmm or pro-onnad Eaparr ai OuaPfy I7M - -(P1A)

wnara4 mVoo N. of LM on Wbwm Ad.

P4PA4MO. (mCLUOCS LOT) tp l l 14 X 70 2 bedroom. 2 bam. M avpbanoaa. A x IA oomrad porob. •lop/up tolo maaior badeom. btoefe A nbAa dad kNobon A bom (lOHdonn, lOHAFA. IMmomba) LITTLE VALLEY PIP <64 IPM

1PM OOUEU WIDE PP7A/mo (todudaatot)

P badraom. 2 bam. a t applaneai.

Plynioum Caraon Sdiooto.lOHdonn, 10%AFA.240rnma.

UTTLE VALLEY PIP 4P< 4PM

333 Norttwm Proparty ForSaU

PUAT LAKE Charminp ortotool top eabto on IPO* of aond bemapa Qraai toeoHen. P badrooma. fbaptooa. poreh, nanor aopvc .Goal prim around at $21A.0M

FICKEAEL LAKE C olW eorary P,000 ap. fl. homo. Fori of 42 mPoa of inland nolar routo. P bpma. P

yg^rm roupAoul.

Gary FNdpa A Aoooc. • 1A-P47.277f 41P Waukaaao

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CANADIAN LAKBP

labafroni. 2 badoom ranch toalur- top a proal room, brontooa A 1 aar p v n Frteod to aoP Of Ai 1PM0.

C O LD W ELL BA NK ER L ^ k ss R s u N y

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CHAALEVOOC Capa Cod brtek. P aaraa, P kidaam . 2 bam, Pmmodb in w im . t oar parope ^ ooto

n P12PM0 1 -A l^ 7 -d lMFAANKFOAT LOT pared. IPOndlt omrlookbip Froid- to rt H arbor/Laka Mlcbipanppp.ioo r

GAYLORD D EER LAKE W O O D S

Lnrpa. nana d b bandM boi dtoa An iocapannd vobia tar yc

OSEA LAKE WOOOB • 1G4PA-P2P0

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Guyiabar

pTMam caidiian pilMof^ Q QLOW EU u BANKER

i^kdpRGGity(6 1 6 1 6 72 -6300

EAET BAY WATW AONTaeumd bama on P7P' 1 ndb IP noodad aoma

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G A Y LO R D1P1 b. GuVirto Laba. P badooaL 2

$I4PJQP

FAMILY AFFAIA - 1P2 Otoopo Lbom. (P) 2 badoo~ ‘

A170.0M

OTSEGO LAKE acooaa • P rwim. naar Poavar Omsk PM.

GUTHAd LAKES - P bam d id s t nfm 2 M4.PM

SECLUDED 3 badroom ebdai on 16

tord/Seyna FoSa P7P.P00 CalAUCCGAJ.

1-POO-P60-7PSO/P17-7P2-PPM COLDWELL SANKBI SCHkdOT AEALTOAS

GAAND TAAVEAS Aaoorl • 1 bod- vboad iP

1.000 PP2-7P7f

OAAYLViQ. Mi - AuSASLE AIVBF Obad aoaooa 1.000 f t (2) 2H aera

taaa. 27P«400' (noodad but MiOM aaob nim LC or aoh Connia 421-44M

olaonLtP600«

bdtor on 2. 110x160 tols. P badroom. 2 bam. atom, rabiparator. xnafiar, dryar, todudad. Nan oar* padnp. 24xM parapa. Mb iA atorapa bam. tonoad yord 20 Nbaa. anon- mobAi baSa. dd raoeri. puVeoirao aP a«mm 20 mmutoa. PP2.0M. oaan or morlpopa only. CdiPIT-APdMM

HIGGINS LAKEiDino Ldw area. P bod-

room. 2 bom year round Alplha Chaid noodad In ■■■wrtti* aafMrxi

•tola parka A 2.A mdoa bom PJt. Only PAP.OOO. CdL.

RICK S L U SH E R

REMERICAH O M ETO W N REA LTO RS

(313) 459-6222

KALKASKA COUNTY . IS m w boardara aiato tomd an 2 ddaa txoaiant hunOng. baaulduBy noodad. Pn laci eobin d ia ovartooktop vaPay P11JM lOHdennpIPIVmo. on a 10» Land Centraet Wddnood Land Ca. 7 doya a nook AlP-tPP-m7 Ema A1A-2M-P72P

R o g s r s C ity H u m tng L a n d10.V. PO. 111. 270oaraparods

9 1 7 -3 5 4 -2 9 4 6

TAAVP IM CfTY-W. ^ xaiarbom boma. P badroema 2 baVia, parlad tor raVramanL deck A boamauoa. (wnaavc naaida aatHnp, P 2 it,iM Pip Pky Aod Eaiaia. A1A-S41-07M.

TUSCOLA COUNTY M ACA9Snoodad. Am oraok Vrouph H adto of preyariy. A baaulSd buddtop

A r e e f e rH n d ^ d ra b lp M mina N. of Sbmmpfiam. A mlna bam M-IA, 10 nima. bom Hny 24. Saaad-

aaa to apsradala. P17-4M-2MP

334 OulOITown Propsrty For a m

N. ADAMp - Oraal iiiaakanp pal' ~ 1 badroom boma an ^

PO ooroa. moodynaad- ad. Graal hwamp A dabtop araa TH hom W . of WaunaCaunto PPIMO

nd Cy troci Tarma CM lala Oauniy FrapaHtoa

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COMMUMmr FEATUAM Cawary Pump,SavudSa atoSbouba

SH toX en^tlO afcaM aP

Cad today tor'S'amdaSNiy

CO M M U NITY O FFIC E 6 1 0 -3 4 9 -6 9 6 6

N ew M odelP o n D iep ley T h ru Q u s i ty H o m sp

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PLYMOUTHTMK SMOWnACf Of QUAM. RUN t« thi« 3 tM<lrO(Xn. 2V bath ranch, offaring graat roont with maitM firaplaca, cuatom iightiry. hardwood hoora. tray callings. ~ " cantral nr. 2400

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CANTONUMQUI CONTIMNOflAirr. Baautiftil viaw of tha 2 plua woodad acras K atraam. Opan floor plan, walnut floors. 7 akyllghta maka this 4 badroom. 3 bath, flmahad walkout to aunkan pool A courtyard A MUST SCEI 0240,000 (23TO7045) 400-7000

NORTHVILLE4.40 ACMS 00 RAM MAUTY Olot. build your draam aatata or Hva in tha maintainad bungalow on tha axpanalva proparu. 0200.000 (2X10233) 4SS-7000

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PLYMOUTHNEWI NEWl NEWI Spectacular 4 bedroom, 2V bath home. Master bedroom has 2 walk-ln closets & jacuzzl bath. Llvir^ room with oak floor, family room with fireplace, gourmet kitchen. Ceramic foyer & baths.0 2 2 0 , ' (23T-10619)

NOVIFIRST OFFERINOI Better than new. detached condo with numerous upgrades In Maples of Novi. 2 bedroom. 2V baths, 2 story great room with marble fireplace, library, gourmet kitchen & much more.$199,000 (SAN) 348-64X

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UVONIAONi ACRf PLUS. Prims propsrty. good locstlon to build msdical building or doctor’s offlce. High visibility on Farmington Road just south of Eight Mils Road. $219,000 (FAR-B) 477-1111

WESTLANDACRCA0E A UVONU SCHOOLS. Cape Cod nestled In a tranpuil treed IX acres. 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage withlarge workshop arxl many nxye amenities. S lls jJ O (2X-341X) 4SS-7000

LIVONIASMI LOT LOVERS (100*6X). Three bedroom brick 4 aluminum ranch has over 1,600 sq. ft. In the heart of Livonia, with two car attacfied garage, all for only: ----------- ----------- 261-07009147,000 (B15034)

UVONIASHARP, SHARP, SHARP. This 3 bedroom colonial is spectacular for entertaining. Words can't explain the quality 4 extent of the upgrading/updatirig dorte. Dynamite landscaping, private yard, orcklng 4 sazebo. $144,900 (LX277) lAoJOO

PLYMOUTHOiAMOND IN THE ROUQH. Sparklirw 4 bedroom, 2X bath colonial has mastsr bath with walk-in closst. Neutral newer carpet thruout. Newer roof 4 newer windows are a few of the many updates.$129,900 ( 230-447X) 48S-7000

CANTONYOUR RANCH IS HERE! This lovely 3 bedroom Canton home offers 3 bedrooms, IX baths, attached 2 car (arage. new roof ( ’93), and new windows thru-out ’92). Wonderfully maintained.

,900 (23P-00941) 4SS-7000

NOVLDSOO S(). FT. OF HEAVEN. Charm 4 elegance describe this 3 bedroom. 2X bath corxio. Fireplace, formal dining with wet bar. master suite has French doors 4 walk-in closets, and appliances are included. $116,800 (G42182) 261-0700

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REDFORDDON’T JUST DRIVE BYI Must see! Newer doors, windows, roof, furnace, air corxlitloning 4 carpeting In kitchen. Fireplace in famlN room, 1st floor laundry, extra Insulation - come seel $99,900 (S9542)

NORTHVILLEL0CAT1ONI LOCATIONt LOCATIONI Lake view from upstairs bedrooms, dining room 4 patio. Backs to commons area. Super sharp white kitchen, neutral decor, 3 bedrooms, 2X baths, immediate occupancy. $99,900 (OEAO 34S64X

REDFORDA TRUE FAMILY HOME. 3 bedroom brick bur^alow. huge living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms down, one large bedroom up. Full basement. 2X car garage, thermo windows, steel doors.$99,900 (E24S) 326-2000

REDFORDQOIFVIEW SUBOnnSIONI Brick ranch, two full baths, 3 bedrooms, newer windows, finished rec room with wet bar, 2 car garage 4 morel $63,999 (D15B72) 2614)700

GARDEN CITYCAPTURE A WINNER In this 3 bedroom aluminum burv gaiow. Remodeled bath 4 kitchen. Full basement, family room with fireplace. 2 car garage, new furnace. m ,90 0 (S286) 326-2000

CANTONM MUCH TO OFFER In this 3 bedroom, IX bath townhouse. Neutral carpeting thruout. Nm linoleum in foyer 4 kitchen. Beige 4 oak cabinets In kitchen, large master bedroom, firkshed basement and central air.$7S,400 (234-43568) 489-7000

CANTONCREAM OF THE CROP. Affordable modem living InCanton. Large 2 bedroom condo has attached garage 4 1st floor iMrxtry. Ergoy the pool & clubhouse. Mint conSitlonl

floor iMrxtry. Er$oy the pool & clubhouse.

999.900 (23B-4168B) 496-7000

WESTLANDNORTH OF FORD. TMs 3 bedroom ranch Is over 1000 sq. ft. Home features a large eat-ln kitchen, updated bath, newer furnace, 2 car garage. Very well cared for. (3reat areal$64,900 (8338) 3262000

REDFORDLOTS OF UVINO SPACE. This house is defliXtely not a drive byl You must step m to experience the warmth 4 charm of this well-maintained arvl very clean home. $69,999 (C15987) 3S14>700

REDFORDUPDATED SRtCK RANCH. Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch. Ail updated, immediate occupancy. Newer furnace. roof 4 windows.$79,000 (2X-114X) 4S67000

WESTLANDEXCELLENT VALUE In this specious four bednxim home. First floor laundry, ferKsd yard, arxl garage are a few of the arrirnemltles for this great pricel$97,000 (N16X) 2S14I700

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UVONIAKNOCtLOUT TOWNHOUSE In the heart of Lhroma. 2 badrooms, oemplataly remodalad kitchen 4 bath, newer fljniaca 4 cantral air. Graat location hurryl

9 E i 0 7(M11212) 9700

REDFORDPERFECT STARTER HORNE. Adorabla 2 badroom ranch loaded with updates Roof, fumaoa, windows, coppsr plumbing, cmpt/t srid nrorat Nsutrai dscor. Osrsgs and nica size yard. A great flrat homef 948.900 (MAC) 477-1111

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Wayna Forasi Apts.1 S 2 aadroom Aparlmantt

Sitting at 3466

CaS Today3 2 6 - 7 8 0 0

Coraor of Vonoy 4 PovoMWArmmmriAMD $ummm W oM. Oam, poM. I rooOM i poP room, NowOure Ad Pont l3i4/mo taeotooMNiy.coMOK n i-o $ wWAYNK: 1 lM»oom mortworw

orlMod. $$0f Mofudoi 4 laaotftooo. towTWiilerest-OITI

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MofPno 01 $4*8 tnefudm hoot oo> Pwdrw ooMô. bMoony/poHo $o- eyrity dopoM $200. 201-4410

WANTMO A CHAMQffI TWdng appdoebooe lor K*jr« pomofc Pt • OuMI CeowiMdly

CPy4 Oypdc CmpioyoM oMcomi For PjrPwr into 00$:

4 2 7 - 1 9 9 7P ta n -^ lOom Ipm

WESTLAND PLAZA APTS 7300 CENTRAL

1 btooh E. of Mlddiobod off WorronWEST OF PHOOCOftT

ONCHCARY HIU

■ la r ^ 01 $470/mondi. Pool InciHd' od. oPwr •rnonmoo Ctooo to ■hopplni. Co* tor ipociolt to quod-

320-69*2WfSTLANO - AvoMoPto ftowi (Vonoy/Otonwoodt AttroeOvo 1

~ ~' tmoni. atom, foliip- , tow fwo¥0 in. $$$$/

274-4202

FOREST LANE APARTMENTS

6200 North Wayno Rd.STUOtO8...$406

2 BEDROOMS ...$460 $100 OFF FIRST MONTH

WVH ARRAOVtD CACOrr •GPOA OttCOONTI AmonMpo inotodr

• Hool4wotor » CormOnO 4 Pdftdt

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7 2 2 - 5 1 5 5

$200 dtpocA/oood orcdlt No Mpieodoft dr c to o m tooo

MiMôlir/tMwdoôol.rito Foto

7 2 2 - 4 7 0 0

WESTLAND LOW MOVE m COSTS

Mtcroarava S Window TiWtmantt

1 & 2 Badrootn Apts. From $420

HINES PARK APARTMENTS

4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2

ldon.#rl. $>$$ol 4 $mi. 1$^

Wtr r t A ND. Mwrtonn 4 Amnor,1 bodroom oportnMni, lioi no polo. $2$6/menei.Ftodto otoi $-$pm 4$$ 0464

SAVE$46* OFF lat 6 MONTHS

2 Podrodm opto. Pom $466Mlt-to motow

flioool 6 otoropOi or, oocuiPj htoldia Pgtoony or popo. poof $ ploy oroot

WOODLAND VILLA 422-5411

WeiTon Ad. Pot Wtotoo 4 NowPwb

wtsn>ieêpeciAL $46Mia Ldrpo 2 Potooom opt.. oP oondWorv Pw. otom 4 Ptdoo. ftddr toMppPio. jocdOft4 4 AOConfonm i 32dP00*WEATLANO - WorrvinMhort Ad Hoot. oP, eorpot, Pttoreom. porPlng. •rtro qyW buidPw. No poto. toroo 1 bodroom. V 4o. 421-6710

W astarn Hills Apts.1 a 2 Badrooma AvaSabla Btarttng at 1410• Cantral Ak• Outdoor Pool• Walk4n Cioaoit• Vartteal BSnda

7 2 9 ^ 1 ^ 0

TOTALLY UNBELIEVABLE Suites from $410*

on I StiiJt’s1)1. Iti.lr- II.',).'

I T.t n ninnths i4 .i I _* mtinth It'.ive

Westland

H A V m O R N E a U B A P A R T M E N T S

$ 2 0 0 S ecurity D ep o s it• Vertical Blinds

• Short-term leases available • Microwaves

• O utdoor Pool

5 2 2 - 3 3 6 47560 Merriman

Between Ann Arbor Trail & WarrenDaily 9-6 Sat. & Sun. 10-2________

PAOM $494 MONTHLYCOUNTRY VILLAGE APTS

326-3260

WESTWOOD VILLAGE

LIVONIASCHOOLS

•pdetoMd 1 er 2 bedroom ipN $1$0 MCUATTY OCPOd^

Oredlii

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4 5 9 - 6 6 0 0JOY AO. W. OF NMWJAOH

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728-0630AFFORDABLE LUXURY

STARTINQ AT $466Om Hm^ coekkit M uM ^Mmndnp poolOW-A-AMe

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WESTLAND WOODS APARTMENTS

1 dnd 2 I

Owner PMd HIM

»thepplna 4 bpreeewey TreePnerde/MPd epidi

FAOM $460 MONTHLY 796-26i0

402 FumWisdApIs. For Rant

APARTMENTS MONTHLY LEASES

26 Prlma Locatlorw

M /w kx cnoaanoA oaro -tT M a r 4 t i - t l t tCANTON. 1 n m m Mourty «•- poetl 4 retorincei remdred. $626/ menpt 660 Lett Ad. f ef 1-27$. $ ef Ferd Ad. AAer t . $71-6961

TV4MINIMUM 1 MONTH

14 6 9 Aedroem Aptt.Executive LMng Buttaa

474-S770 1.S0D.344-9770

CLANMTON VlUAIle - laoo ■q.R . 9-4 Pedreem, 7H bePt. Ptow inm Pnd “6e6 Aoe" reptee Eerty Ame^ aen oelowitt hee ■ leryiPPuf $1696 Aerr-A-HOPit. 6 4 i- i tf t . no fw

FAAMPIQTON HILL* Fort MottL HttO. Poe toett pnerte ecr-

•pie. $17$ wP. Aieo roeme. ■WMen dee. 906t1 (kend ANer. 474> 1924

FAAMMQTON »6LU.$47$ per monm 1 bedroom. UML

CeiCreonSmWLPLYMOUTH •P A«

1 end 2 bedroom

AEOFOAD TWA. - 1 bedroom lur-

9S1-919PWALLED LAKE • W. 6LOOMFKLO

ilerbeoi Apie. fumttbed efideney. neor lekee, Poe heet dr. oebto $426/me d80-6996 or 624-07$0

404 HousasToRsntAden Fort lo Weei Bleondtold

Bringing LandlordsAND

Renters TogetherHOUEES/CONOOB/AFTERENTAL PROSSOUTHFCLO .. .98$-AENT QAAOBf CfTY..J19-Afi«T EAET FOPfTE...779-AENT

Awrif AAttOA. ierertii Mtti. Debe*. HemPuro. t . Lyon. 3 end 4 bedrooms. Kidi end pett okpy

Co. 279-0629

itont. gerene, dr, ■repleoo. $76$. AEWTA HOME. $42-1660. fto toe

•CVEALY HILLi . 1400 •q.F randL 3 bedroom. 1H bedte. PreelnBi. ttm9yroom.6ereoe.opl/Piiy 9660

AOr-A-HOME. 642-1620. ito tte

wfnJewdttd Oepptoptok. Fen ok.

64966171244 Emmone. 2

Pedreem reneh. ttncod yard. 2 oar perepe, remodeled kliohenPiefMdPtp — '*' 0 0 0 . Qdef ttmPy ndphPor-

wait lo dly park. Avodabtt■ h ^ term ttaao ene * ^ tt. $M ikj*dy 1. Ody M&M . __tm. I Loaee, EHO Ce* Keren of 642-66P6

Site

Qneat Living • Super Vaduel

S o o f a d a l ea r a r I m b n t s

1 B e e P o o m 2 D e e P o o m

a«.*460 aa-*5308250 Deposit

n iE E HEAT and COOKlTia QAS Dtahwaahan • Vertical Blintli * I 1/2 Baths •

Central Air • root ■ Launriry 6r Storage • Tennis Carport • Oubhouae • Cable Ready

Ncwtxiriili batarcen J«jr 4t Wan«aB&r4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0

DIAMOND FO R E St A r a s t m e n t s

4 7 1 - 4 8 4 81 & 2 Bedroom s

SpacioBt Float tUm ladiriSaal Vltiktn A Dryon V a a lM C ti^7mAr Eabncn Swiaaaiag Tosb fc Spat Joggiag Trail tkra H Aero 7«k FiteCarmd Paridng

OaiwMON.-HU. 10-5, SAT. A SUN. 12-5

M m o C<m 4 IM t H t Mm M b 14. a rtnO iip

COMtacnCf LAKVnONT. 4 bM. u ttwn eondee. 2 be $1260 1610)6966276

pdow, Peeement, ■* •ppdaneee.■had. Up yard tor pett. $m /M C AefTALFACO 966-AENTAefTALFocANSonN Heortra•eed i Ody. 9 bedroom brick reneh.m “pale. Nod houee. $626/mo. D4HFAOFCATK6 797-4002OC.AAAOAN HTE. - 9 bedroom renck, oenPd aP. perep>. : ~ .2 bedroom brick. $660 Opitan to bwypwipbttenbedi. 796-1*23OEAAAOAN ■_$ Pedreem. bean- rnenL dl eppfttrtoee. died, ttrpe yvd. FettOKr$67$AdO AENTALFA06 619-ABfT$ MILE - TELEOAAFH. 9 bedroom.

$400 •ooMTlty. eoedon • OK.474-6602

RVE POINTS-8 MILE 2 bedroeme. Nnood. ferape. $660

61 2044

6 MILE • Tdcprapri. 2 bedreoim. no biedwwd. iiodatii Jdy 1. $9$0/ me. * •oowily 426-4407OETAOfT - Niee 2 Pedroem borne.

MenFeood Poore. $426/mo wbb $400/coeurtty. 266-4077

TdoprapA/$ Ml Neww fPdefied ' fS

hieemwe. Wedier $ dryer hook $d. 6400/mepluctoeurPy. 6196667

OETAorr - i a o « Cfwdiom $ M roem . $960AyK>. 4 $400 ■aeimiy.DETAOIT.I bedroom. PI ttireL

ftd^ ppri . P ttd eee. $490/mon$h --------- $1$-9671

FAAMPiOTON 6 ALL O m nRENT-A-HOME

TENANT$ 6 LANDL0A06 $46-1620

FAAMPIQTON HKlS-enwi 2 bed-

erwee. pad ok. $67$. Itt menPto •oeurfty. 4n-4922 474-$272.FAAMINOTON HHX6 • $ bedroom. 2 Pern. I ear. no Peeamom $$2S me p lucalu tn tte . N odo^jL ^w ^

FAAMttiQTON HHJ^>. 2 oar porape. e l

26+ 1 mo 10 Mto/ ■ran 4746$$$

fAAMMOTON HbiA - 2 bedroeme.

oarpoLPAENTAL

. d i •peiarteaa. 1 ttneeeyerd. $Myerd.$060/MO

FAAMMOTON MLL6. allraoPm 4 Pedreem, 2H Padi. Pi e oebdbrtittn

$1.47$/

OAAOEN cmr. newly ^ m Prttk. ooMrd

1 Hd. $

LfVOMAPALLCmaiRENT-A-HOME

Tf NANTt 6 LANOLOADO

LfVOMA-MWdI Poem. 1H bo enrnni. 2 od

ieourtty dapedi

Ibid $ Flymoym 2 A prttk, oewPdm pe $62$Plopott $*7-1i9$

UVOIdA ■

S S ^ JUYOMA - 2 BiBrppm home an

•amant. 1 ■aPttl/1/362 $$66

ttro* yard. i , kbtfim. b

aarepo $i00/me An Aeberi WodCe^

UVONM • 2-9 boireem brtek ei>ei ranek w/oltachod poreeo. $700/me

aaowby P^gttnemtoduded

LfVONIA - 9 died I. At tori

Camay.

July 10. $t00/mo. 1 AaePy. mk tor

476-1049

UVOMA • 9 bedroom. 2H o d perepe $726 mo. 1H mo. down. C d id ttr ip m 471*6066LfVOMA - I bedroom, m bame. beeemoni. 2 oar perepo. hardwood

LfVONM • 9 bedroom. I t t Pam, indy rear toe, prtrrto AENT-A-1-

L$926 624-7176 T-A-HOME. 642-1620. no fee

UVOMA . 6 $ Le«en. 2 bedroeme.■y room, eitacftod porepe. dr.

1H Pdbe Uke new $1060 Avo6- •ON 6-26NOATH AOYAL OAK - 9 bedroom

on ittb. Pood, ttnoed yard, parage, neet. otten. Al oppP- $660 MPWfium 1 year leaae

Only non amokert ndh pood refer- onoea need topuPe. 646-6672NOATHV1LLE - A boouly I bedroom rendi, 2 baihe.

bar. $ $ 7 S ^ itt. 6.1644 . CM

I bame. oorpoied wail. I wPh IP apiece 6 wei-

NOATHWLLE • Eaeutitol $ bedroom tdm 9H batfte. iMrery. ttrrdjr room. 2 Orepttooe, fPdatttd wet t oML I ear altadiod Parana, derm aydara. poei AmiiMa aeoni R.$66/menrn (610I946-S100RICHTER S ASSOC.

NOATHVKIE $ OTHEA 8U4UAMCORPORATE

TRANSFEREESV yoer RELOCATION NEEDS

6ai06HFA0FCATK$7$7-4002

MOATHVILLE • 2 bedroom houee. aedudod area, tody oorpetod. L rayw rd $6$6/ifO AEÂLFAOO $19-ABfTNOVI - Taal/16 Mda Ad

2/4 N•Q. 6. $1d00/me Avdttbtt Ady i

*12 9474694

41900

NOV) • 2 i edfoem Aanak. Ottina a i appdanoaa. ttrpa yard PetenagaWebla. $*60/M0AMALFIH. CANTON, baeutdd $ bdWodm. 1H Pam. Mnp room, ttmiy room. 2

ed parepe. ewaMitt towppiFiiiwidi i$ i-47 ip

N. AOYAL OAK • 2 PeWooma. 1

$161OAKLAND COldfTT 60UTH

1 H Pam. M a idwad pi 11 • 4 Pedroem heueee/6ele. no tte y e rd .2 ad ^ W $ $ d S /m e n m p lu a Oeftttnd Aanttf HeuaPip ktooge oeewny 27m 9 o or 7964946 6wi. 4494726

AOCHESTBVtoie ..............wSi BeJSy*etop! 4**todreen!i!•tody. aP. eia. $i600/me 971-164#

" acmulue

aneee. aP. ttnoed yard. $4dP/mp.

AOYAL OAK 6EAJTY - 1100 aq.ft..2 ........................

AOYAL OAK OtdttB. 1106 ap-fl. 2

dryer nopodobtt. detoae, $76$WfT-A-flOklE. $42-1620. no tte

SOUTHFIELD. 2 poadPiy » bedroom. 12 uttt/SoumioM woe. •pplertooe. amol p d dL $660/

•10-646-7626SOUTHFn^ • 9 Pedreem 1 bam

^ 6. off 12. W ofpmepe 1•BTOpar

Cdl9i647$2SOUTHFIELD - 9 bedroom houee. parepe. 2 bame, uMNy room.No petti SlOO/moABfTALFAOS 966-ABfTSOUTHFIELD. 9 bedroom. 2H bedtt, beeement. acre. 2600 aaA , $1200 ptoo aeotoHy dapeolL Cei: $$$-2791. or$TEALP$Q KTS - 2000 ep-F OOtonf- d , 9 bedroom. 2H bam, Drmdeoe. baaomont 2 ear perope. $190$.

AerrwL-liOMC $42-1$20, no tteTAOV/CLAWSON, grei

‘40$ Fork St $ bedroom, newlyed. ad new appHenoee. ■/airfor. perape. $$H me.FM. $6i-7$ei

Troy • CooMpe * Long Lea# Cula. 2 alory. 9 badreema. 2 paragaa. daok Ittw wtodowa/cerpairedtoeper. m Mtodonooe No pett $1990 iebrine 86640900Oor p e ^ 916-7624.TAOY Ouplwi 9 y < to f t^ 1V« bePie. etten. inianod beeemenL aP. Good toenbon. No pdtt. Avoldbtt 7-1. $910 me. $60-1096 or 746-7642TAOY - Eieeumm 2 badroom raneh. 2 bom, oanPd dr. oadtog ttne. ee- ourfty ayeiam. i d Poor ttundry. TA

No pdtt $1900TAOY . 4 room/irepttoe. taaewant. 2 car perape, pobo New peke end oorpd. $ lS 0 7f4-942d or 644-6660WAYNE - 2 bedroom. 2 ear parage, ttundry hoefc-up. Howe Ad $ An- napoia Ad area. $469 w n

917-796

updotod. earpetod. uMPy ream, ttrwa yard. $$$$iync 4- aoeurliy No petonleeleoalttn 2794662PLYMOUTH. DOWNTOWN 2 bedroom, prpne tooeittn, atorta Pont, ban $ wood eindowe. oerpednQ. 2 oettnpttne. “no p ^ no amakera- $62$/me 4 uO M aaA dôdi 499-1007PLYMOUTH - Wdh to .791 Adama S t Nimly remodolad.

$4$0/mo Ptttodaa wwlar 6 iwai.ca* $ 1 0 1 1 2 macAOYAL OAK ptoadarL 2 tt ad. aP. baeemanL aftedwdvrsbWitTAHO - One 9 bedreem. 1H bdh. One 9 bedroom. i bedt Som

In M na room Aimdabtt now.$479 $ $460/mo. 99066. 29061 Attneon. W ef Venoy. N. of OrandTreveree <616)6464100RICHTER & ASSOC.

WESTLANO Nofweyne. 2 bedroom.

914n ipoaH. Sac. S okey.

■ aaourPy de- 722-6076

yyESTLAMD/NOAWAYNE. 2 bedroom, ttnoe new carpel.6440/menrn.

I peia. aeetton • ok.266-1707

410 F lits$676

$2$W $10 422 46006161 6o« $260

CLAAKSTON AAEA. Qred leker- lewt Lttga 1 bodroom i d I4U8T $EE> Now appienoee. knehon $ ttundry. » e p l ^ . parago. much mord No pett No amoklnp $626 tootodea uttMtte; Id $ t t d mo. 4 oeourtty $ rettrerwea $t0 264 0126O&Mmom • imaSw upper 2 Pedroem, beloony. eppienoee/heei/we* tor deluded, atoropa $paoa. $400/ mo. 4 aeeurliy. 247-111$DEAAiOAM (WEST) - Aodoeoraled 2 bedroom lower. Appdanoee, beee-

n t parepe No pole. $6$0/mo. lA .4 6 4 -6 ^ er24S4162

WAYNE - 2 bedroom heuoo. ale«o 6 lePlpartor Inctodod Monroe act •rod. $$7S/mo. ptoa aeowKy Cei 6 ttpwe meaeage 326-062$WAYNE • 2 bedroom bungdow. am pianeea. baeemant. ttnoed yard. Avdttbttnow $620 (11016464100RICHTER & ASSCC.

WAYNE - 4611 Qlerie. 2 bedroom. 1H bam. gerene. ttnoed. 6i66/mo. A v d ttP ttJd i 626-8662. 266-776i

270-i926) 6 i 1-2060SeeutiM OBOoumw 2 bedroom, ttm- By room. Empfeoe. beoomom, 2 oer anadiPd parege. lake prtidepaa. W p je a w id ry t te to $ M 621-6664W SLOOMFCLO - Waied Lake •choola 4 ptoa badreema. 2 J

to. ttrpe ttmPy heme, a i app6- _ le. Idle prkdageaAup- I I $2000 nwnln sSSSSSWEST SLOOMFIELO - 4 bedroom DOlBdd. den. Ptong 6 famPy roam.

• ’ “ X RfPepttee.$l600/mi

WESTLAND

<$AAOe« cmr. $ Sedream. oadto- PLYMOUTH • oeey briek rendi. 2dwr7êjCi3rALFAOS

welt to town, non amofca. no pett. 112-AENT $M0/me 462-1903

homaa wdh Mi baaomont. $600 00 mevee you bd Cei Per Oeidttfl

726-2332

C anton 's R n e t t

B r o o k v i e w V i l l a g e

A p artm en ta firom * 4 3 0 T ow n h ou aoa fr o m * 5 3 5

Spacious 1 * 2 ballroom apartmonta and toiwnhouaas In aad udad country aatling. Caotral haaUng wrtd air coodMonIrrg Waahar and dryar m sach unR. Salaclad urMa hava garagM ConvartarMy localtd on Palmar naar Hannan Road A d |a i^ to Fatona Craak golf oouraa

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The A partm ent Specialists2 6 1 -0 6 9 2 _____

A M anagm yot Gornpany vvilh IncJ

Service Can't Be Beat - We BUILT Them • W ^W N Them We Take Pride In MANAGING Them!

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A P A R T M E N T S• Close lo Wofkt

• Convenient to Shopping!Our Value P a ck a ge Includes:

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W fariANO. 1 baStson. i t t o a r ^ rape, ttrteed yard, newer cerpeww 6 Utofton Ntoe nefphPerhoed $67l 4 eeeuHiy Cal 244-2622WESTLAND - 2 Sedrnnm bunpatow Carpettd. eddy room, ttnoed yard $M0if1dO AENTAl FACS 6l9-AOfT

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W SLOOMFCLOI oSwr auSurPtCORPORATETRANSFEREES

Far yoto AElOCATION HtBCmC o i o i H r --------------

727-4002

-1f $ weier. etove 6

roMperder jtliO jw f de)A $04400$. I

AOCHCSTIA - Lerge I Padre am. i% pem eende eoerttehina FMm Credi Cereoe. evefttPtt Aug. 1. ------- ^ 2$T4$7«

yard. bPnda Qred far roemmdaa Ody $7f0 HEAT SfCLUOED* Leaae. EHO Keren $42-OiidAOYAL OAK CONDO - Croahe N. at 14 MM Ltto* t Fddreem ewertoek- M beeudM eourt 6 poaL Heat * oarperl induded $676

60UTHFEBJ>2 * 9 PaWoim w d a » « dwn- houaae. $1100 mooea you Pd Oae 4

SOUTH LYON2 bedroeme. 2 M bedia. 1279 aq. n. PnmnouttM. ai applanoee. pool

$790/mo 427-4626Waeittnd Condo • 2 I barn, oereoe. prtvele ed renee. ttu rn^ . air. pod $e$Miordh ptoa taourpy $44-4667 or 426-0662WESTLANO • Ford AO. 6 H tt kw- nianed eende. 2 bedroeme. 1 badi. ettacAed oereoe. peeL $276/mo

WESTLANO • 2

$l66/mo Ito ttaae * aeeurliy. Dave CaeiaN - agar

2 I a. pod. «*y

$26-7600WESTLANO •

ouHly. $760 par month

1 6 2 bedroom towntoweea ewelL able. Aenf delerndned by Picome Apply d Fcrrrel Knei, O il ArSor Or. Ypdttnd or oo2 466-6040 tor an ttKM TOO $10-642-8626

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447-0644•RlOQEPORT OPERATOR

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has immediate openings for full or part-time:

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(}P8 Markaiptoco atora toeotod ta 94047 Qrwto R im ta Farmington

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M l rMoaaaary. Aastola hra. AS7-1BBICOMMUNITY CENTER MANAGER

Tha Chariar TownaMp of Canton la

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oomnamleaRon Rdto, ab ty lo b aM amployoM A to praooni wanaga

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Entry laval. 117.000 te atari HaaRh toaurwioa. 401K. Cad AtO 6M 0M8 or tm raauma to.

CONCRETE FIMBHCRB A CONCRETE LABORERS

Esportonoad Only Ca8 810 8M 0700CONSTRUCTION

LANDSCAPE LABORERS naadad Alao COL Ortvara.

810M8>71MContt?^'_Conatruciton SupartntandMl/ Proparty MaNBanonoo Managai

wl» aoma handP-en dutlaa Carpar»- try Foreman aapartanoa a plua.CaB Ftnabvar/FrtadmM

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modvatad A have own iranoperta- Boa Hoci amoRar. 88.00 to oiart.

(810) M8-4888

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(COMMERCIAL RENOVATION)

( oapoftanoa In inoRiuttonai rana» vaRon. Must ba o wortdng SL<iartv tandanl wRh carpantor background A ba abia te deal wRh arcWtacturai. NactrieN A macNwicai tradoa. E»> parlonoa wRh ooerdtoaiton of aub- tradoo raquirad. Looof rafaranooa a mual. Band raauma to:38688 BgM MM Rd.. AA. SuRO 14S. UveMA Ml 48168

CONSTRUCTION LABORERS Bi-t. muai Hava iranaportaaon Mual ba dapMidobto • raMbto

Toro/Joa: 818 687-8M1COI4BTRUCTION MMmum • yra Mid aapartanna in

RamodaBngfranovqllon prafarrad. Band raauma ■totandam 8771 Martlag

Partrway Doorbom. M 48184

CONSTRUCTION. ,iartamad hoto naadad 810-816

par hour. Truoh A tooN raquiradMICHIQAN RESIDENTIAL

BUILDERS 636-0111

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER

oompular Marala, aaR moB waad

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8SI81 SMiaotoraR RS LNOMaldl48180

CONTROLLBtA OaRoR-

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LNeMa Ml 48180CONTROL PANEL WIRE Paraan.8ibM»_>id. _lmmMMaa

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OONVEVOR MANUPACTURPt

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COUNTER PERSONaasad tor too PvatHP RaMMr

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Livania Ml 48180

CUSTOMERSERVICE

50POSITIONS!

opaapjoa tar day A ava-to Via iToy '

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CALL NOW, START NMIEOUTELVI

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6 4 9 -4 4 5 5CUTTER ORINOER nad to n

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C.N.C. LATNE A M SI OPERATOR.

WaaMMdCaBI only. In IM>iM4

OATAPfTRY irff

Farndnaten onoa. Ail t ployar.

Employmant Caniar Agy. 68^1888

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DATA PfTRY/KEYPUNCH - Wa ore tooUno tar olreng data anlry opora- tora. Mual ba oocurato or typo SO

n + . R you ara ruaty. wa may ba I to hog ybu ragMn year Mood.

a /aftomoon Bdfla. kAApari Uma. Mr. Btavane. 58141A1DATA ENTRY OPERATORS

DAYS. APTERMOONS

marhattoa h pony' to Uwaaia aaaiing data anary oparoaora te toto M ir two aMR optoeMn Mual haim a proven history Of Moad. aeeurooy

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ploaoa oMl 8814880 altar t « ) p mDBJVPWORW tS

. jd tor Sal Good pay. RaM

4284888OCUVPtY DRIVERS

Far Daartem. RoyM Oak A aur- reundtog area, tor Fri datiari of Dolar Savwr Mogopia. Soma routoo pay la M 870 a day Jm D od (SI0I4744S48

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'S iDPJVERY/WARPtOUSE PERSON Muei imew irt-eewly area, a drMng reeard. R 4 tona wRh batS M . AppB to paraan:

a a im oaoBva A praaonti Sok Sand raauma tac Baa §74. Obeenier A SeewWto Newepepars

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DESIGNERS MANUALaja^haneyn

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FM881-48S8OPML MECIIANC .

PO Baa t T t i t Canaan. Ml 4S1S70 « SCTTPt/OPfRATOR

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DMtCT CARE STAFF

A Altamoana M sa ia WoM tor mwiuratg paapla Campadihm wage and banoMa VaF M d rW 'a loanaa raquaad muM ba wMne la wark tame weeMnda PMd

Coi88l4ÔMBCT CARE STAFF work part Sma wa vetopmerWMhr diaal

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8444888OMBCT CARE STAFF

lanoamant. Qraoi MnoMa Na aapartanoa. Oayoara lor pomnta to naod S80 oonia per horn. Cai Mon SwuFfi 8i1-8SI8DStBCT CARE Staff la wark wRh lamMa adoiaaeania wRh davatop

Man-Frt A aSamata aara ^ 8pmor 8pm4pm. CnoaAam opportunRy tor ooBoga graduoias or M a s wRh OIdH irMnlng. Our Lady of Pravt- danoa Cantar. HerSrXM. 463M800

DIRECT CARE STAFF

training prtnAdadw 80 W Mart. Fortoformailon oaB batamon

A 2pm waakdaya Aah tar

LIVONIA GROUP HOMES Pfyvnoulh A Hawburgh 58148738 lisa rirPMar-PM. 68844887 MM/Newburgh- 4784888CMdon Group HonM 8874786BadavMikedpHema 8884118

CANtON>QAROEN CITY8184181 or 843-1888

OStECT CARE STAFF noadod to work In group homo In Conten. Ful Oma 8 part waia Aftarwoone 6 mid- Mgfita CM Pam m 466-2082DhaelCora

WEEKEND POSmON W/SetEFTTi

I group homaraquirad. 88784840hr. Pul IM avMtobto. Hhpt aohoal w GS> graduala and MieNgan drkmr'a 8>

d. Apply 10 am . and 4 p m . Mon. - M JARC. 28881 Franfdto Rd.. SoudiMtd.

An Equal OpportunRy EmpioyorDIWECT CARE WORKCT

FUU OR PART TSdE

CiSLeu Ortdaa M 688 8881.

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An EquM OpportunRy CmptoyarOtRECT CARE WORKBt naadad to Livania group haaia, DMH Fiirdng A

CM tor ataro totonnasen 181-1084DWMCT CARE WORKERS

Naadad tor youp hoM to Bavarfy HHa tor 8 BnyaloaW dtodhtod man to S.I.P. Ful 8ma aftamoona A add- nlgliia and port ■CalNavaM

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waMaM WMng 478-0878

WL. iam la iM n.raeardamuoL CMfc

ORMR - SET UP P0IBON MW have OOLmedtoM eard 8 adtotg la da pfiMioM waakond trawol raqu

s s s s .

■ppModoni-4m

ORrVERO tor laaoroam trueha Reueee to UveMe A aukweaAapfr P 184pm

R 4 A part Sma CkouRaiw'a Aoarv reeMred. Apply a t

88S01 Haolp Orkm Navi AS.

DRIVERSFUU-TIME DRIVERS N EM O

Loom A akort hoiX.MuM have currant COUHaa WRh t

yta mkMnum van aapartarwa CMk 180O8S8 88S0EM 311

HML FREIGHT SYSTEMS. SIC.

DRIVERS/LCXJALFarmar Jaek/A A P. a maMr grooary chain to 8*4 0>BoR yaa . ta ieafctog tor raplaoamani tracoor-tradar drtv* « a You muM have a minimum of 6 yaora larlBakta. oRy drkdng anp anoa D O T quMWad. otmn MVR. and Ctoaa 2 COL a muatl MuM ba abia to work Ml ahM (caauoi/ofv ool) ta alart. CompaSton hourly

to M kilwa tor M daloa Fra amptoymani OTO.T pfiya- loM and drug acraan mandatoiy. Apply In paraon M 18884 SiW Rd.. OalroR or oMiJhn Franela at:

870-1486An Equal OpporkaiRy Ewpioyar

NATIO N ^ DMTT8BUTCW naada taam drtvara to van dhftaton. Nms FraighMnara • 10 ft. bunka crulaa and Jak# brakoa Aiao addtog iruMi In our AM bad A wsoNAmd dMaton. Tap pay. HaoNh A Uto Inauranoa. ra- tiramant A vacadon. hkiM ham Claaa A COL afth MapwM.

1400481-4801

DRIVERS NEEDED!Metre DatroR Araa

EaoMtonl Drtvtog SUM a MUSTtS.OO/HR

MANPOWER Tamporary S«rvtoM

471-1B70DRIVERS

NOW HIRINGyitianniy tijawN Mw» a m *Mid abMIy ib road mapa Mum ba 26yaora of age or aidar. nova on ExccuJiirr orivino recordFOR LAST FIVE YEARS. Faftoo aoourfty

MED-CARO fSouthB B B i MIcMQBn

(610)569-6212ORfVER-STOCX P irtA to ilkna

Apply 01: Pafnaora Supply >026 W Huron, WMMtord

OIRBCT CARS workara noodad la work to groiM homo aaMna WCU or MORC irMnad oaly Cof tar a ^

on. (818)841& 8DtRBCT CARE WORKERS tor group homa to D iianfita. M Sma iMdntgUto A port Sma waokanda Cal Tarral a tf74.lSS0arJoonnM: 4T7-8MS

ROYAL OAK- aura I pan 1

CW81B4M01S

OOB GROOMERS - Ha aooary Na taaa or WWt eMartanoad Maemar

a/FlyvwaudiaEm s s

DONATION CWTWIATTIMMT

aomaWA

DONATION OWISR ATTENDANT

DOOR INSTALLERSkwa aMrtaa vMMtdMa,84b5b3

A/orprakung Can TruMi/taato Cad

DOOR AMTALi^WAdl

LAWOBCAPt COMPANY naada Traok Drtvar aRk ODL CMoa S afth

PARTS DRlVtR/WARtHOUSI

MWCTCAXtfrgrFor amW MMW kama to Canton. E w i ^ i n a a ^ aBbto ta M in r t e

OL S A Ji^T S A tr wS» aval bonoMa tWtng M A part-dma CadLMSa II idwt Man fh, m

(81818814178

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP

V* fmn ■y lMM* nawAit tiii

vS S m

TELEPHONI MARKETINO REPS...

Ow n>tiw nra Oi« u n

OMelOv*Human SbtvIobb ParaprofaBSlonal

• OCWpWdma

SI 78 • B8.IWkr avMakto ttnh aaltoai ar BBD grad. HNAdgan dmtort loanaa raquaad

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MORC Banodto A . .. paooMa OM u i M 474-dSlS

Truck/Hi-Lo DriverM LUMMR • SMMar Yard. Uva-

vaeodana 48i«, t i 4 i l0 .a M s is

far Mi ima paSan

• 8•Ml

VAN DRIVERAddftrMl84n

4t7-lS8i

tarn aqatomoni. dagandaMa ond goad drtvSif poaord Sddd pay and kaadk toatoanaa. Aah tor M w ar

TRUCK

PaMM

rW B f ta liao raaopa- Pia read Al now aonInawri. vw

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•ar diahdBa A Sal|M dWvary. Akto toMMa lion aaraa van.

•«418-1dM

r towf have c5l

Ciaan IrWR Rua 8 ym MkAn g a w ftanoa Eacadani banadia CentaM

8184484870 EOE.OftIVFRSWANm

tomorlaMns

Paapto ake ara wMng to put to long Ittura ond aani la owka M tooM810.000 par year

■ w v • I af drtvtng la to park a

MuM pooa pra-htrtof DOT akyaloM 8 paea random drug taata - ba naoL ptoooanL daaandMto A a toom PMor. aver H • wke wears a aa m

sn j?

botona ham QNa «a a Bkana maakor. wa^ da P • m 774.

Uvania Mi 48180

DRIVERS ($10.26 HR.)

aurrani rOL ntoai AI iMa to paaa D O T pjyMaM i dnto aaraaNtog Par adMdanM in m dbn. aMi M M lS i itotoraai

p m Idanday thrâgk ^^4day ar

FOOOLANO OMTRMUTORd 18781 MMdtokiR Rd

Uvaida. Ml 48180

DRIVERS S 1M 20KFar Food B d rM a fV in ^ * ^ 3 ^

Oad Amy M mgar 81B46M AaooMUao^MTO

uTSaBar aMi aurrom OOL tar

raqusai. Oddly a tBntoda4enS6iM. 18884 tokatar Rd

ORW0t add! OOL OMdi A. fcg idanaqd a^yn landaaapin^h ^hnap

E t HM ■ iMMra imm■?Im2** * #$5^8-4848

a |a 8 kaldM dWvary. tola modM 1 tow oarga van naadad. paM jarmW

ORYCLBMMR

Npd Road CBaanara mm Rd. laartNiMi 84»4lS8 « k ta r«

ORYCLSANtRS/

WvaaadanathdMtofad nt-k

DRIVER/TECH8AM PM hoto Osorttoto Wto m mmAto truoa to MMor | Md <p IkMi kom vodd BN ara aaonaa wi 4 painto ar laaa UR 88a to 88# F boMMACaiTMaCtom

810-362-4040

Ratoaoa akm RB ar adn 9mm.

• mb M ai d r4 7 B 8

MkaapraaaM; m 8888.

Navk 848-7478

■ toaa. SiBirtonnad c 884-iS o a r 4844808

OUWQNDONUrS/AMOCO'"

ad (88 an hr.) A ____________I Apply to pprapn Ann ArSar Rd

Ml87tr8ARN884Art«L

avardnga. waafcanda lays Nakon'a taraam

ar. Car naadad.

dma. dantof t o ^ to 8 a M i f ^ MAIDS 47M

r EUCTRCAL JOURNEYMAN COMMERCIAL

ELSCTRCAL CONTROLS ESTtolATOR

Be undoraiandtog to programal oonarodora arto rMay t o ^

8d8 oowdutar/apmad anoM

Tray a

ELECTRiCtAN EXPMSENCe NODEO

425-4250ELECTRICIAN id oontotoiuedon.aia 81G4S84

Now oonatruedon. alaady v 84706

ELECTRiCiAN For oommorcIM aork. minimum 8

ELECTRICIANSHoofth oora. 401K. CO mateh

8TRATEGC ALUANCS. WC. 7884883. toR 788-7173

ELECTRONICS• OapetRopoIrTacha

• MoeNna Control Enginaora• Control Product • Satoa Engmaara GALCO MOUSTMAL ELECTRONICS aarvtoaa ara growina a annuody. Wa rmod quafty •to to Rto us In iiMitne raw and Mtotoing opportunMtoA Car car da- valcpmant aUata wdhin our 4 dhd-

bartoffta and vmrwng eendftlona. Raaumaa toe Human Raaourcai Oopi-. 28010 PlnafiurM Or.. Madtoen Hto.. Ml 48071

ELECTRONICS Eiipartanoad aatamblara natdad tor

Apply to paraen: 8AM-APM. Signals A Syatama In 888 Ptok SMM. Troy. Ml 4A083

An EquM Opportunity Cmptoyor

EMBASSY SUITES• FOOD SERVERS• HOUSEKEEPERS• NIGHT AUDITOR

P srt-tIm B

d A deniM toowwiee

Bartnga A iri noalmont opportunWoo

twaon >0ini-2pm Mon. tv u Fri f No phono oadaaooopiod EMBASSY SUITES UVONtA 1P62S VICTOR PARKWAY

LIVONIA. ML 481A8ENQiMtAStCMSLY

Paraon raquirad t e ad aapar la of ongina aaaawtbiy • |iua Plaaaaoaiary feouhamanto A work htotory ta* Dova Otoon, Olaon Partormanca En- Mnaartng. 81883 Uvanla.M 48150

ENQINEERINQEno f l s tf anginaartng pa4f8on tar torn toamar 8 good oommunleator BSorMSfOgidMl. Col887.2888

ENQINEERINQ SUPPORT

aia naod tor Enathoarlna Suppert paraen. RaaponofUMoa; bdl of me- tortol atruoturtog. data topuL prad- uM aaruokaa miOBaw. aord pre- opaotof and raport praparadon Da-

undaraiandbm eempidar ward praoaaaind. akIWy to anganaartoQ drawing., wtodmum af

Okactor sf ingpiaarlnf Markatow Otoptoie iwaarnadenM

> 0 . Soa 878 Farmtogton. Ml 4dS8

An EqualOppertunfty I

WiOUSM TEACHER • nwtol apoM' ........... g ‘

ra tote1-1010

ENTRY LEVELa A raoawl N(|k

•ekoM grada, M A part dma. amn- mar A parmanani poMdena. 8888

CadnaamENTRY lev s . FACTORY WORK

Uvaaia. Ml 481844847PfVIRONMEtfTAL OHMSWr

I anwnaorine oofca attoorL

aaea a d i r i a to MiiMaiij ar iMai- ad aefanai and have 8 4 yaart af

dad OanawMaW Maaa A M m tog. Sand raauma to- K> Bm ^8Sl8.L4»a«toVMgP.M

ENCtLLBfT RETAIL OFFORTUNTTY

Diwnaaww S iiitoiWWn RdVport tone BMMdto Cal 88S88T4

EXPERIENCED MIG WELDERS

■SiS53T»Bitoi4 ijU m . 1B» Mr W.

A D IAmt nif\<7n>iafT

Vm II«k>:(S13) Tta-SOC Txytor. (J1J)aS1-3100

txptwtwow PAWftW m>4

"bJSm

's r s s

F a c to fvMl Ctowtona. RaaaWto. Tidy

oad Saorina Nto • liecNng OpBTBlors

*Prgss OpBTSiors •OBRsrel Labor

Apply todgy 29664 ScbOBnhgrr

(law 8418 MM M Sr nab IB • VMM 10 8 Saow lactody aa

FARANN6T0N HKLS edtoe requkei tod Pwto SacfMMy/RiDapaaniM Heavy pkana valuma and fonora afSoa dudaa. w iaa eommanouriM wNk mpartonoa Raauma raavirad. Col JotoUtotarMFL 787-7111FARM LA60R6RS - Ful A port

tong'add hotoa. grW- Fhmaudi

8l8-4dii4MAFIMO CONtTRuenON

•UFERdfTWiOWfT

A yaora aaparlarwa to i and toduairiB Paiaiopi raauma ta: 18777 Nortka sm a 180, t euddiMd mi 48084

RELD MARKCTINQ REPDoamtavwi SMninflftom FrtncIpM •hopping Dtotrtei la loahtog la Mra a Fiaid Mortnttog rap to work on a projaci-to proFte baala. Oapand- abia, outgakig. aad Mortar te pro-

1(810)

FIELD SERV»CETECHHon aaoktog indMduM to Borvtoa a variety of aorvtoo aqutomonl ao wol

monta: 8 yaora of tochnicM aohooL 8 yaaraot

A muM hove attoadant

Obaarvar A Eooantrtc hBMawae apart 81 SchoolorMI R4

Livonia Ml 48180FIELD SUFERVWOR

tor Jn aaoia produet damenotra- ■ona. Car raquirad. Moody Fri. A Sat. Traey 640-8080

FWANCIAL SERVICES CAREER 8 you ara intoraatod to a

wa ora looking to add aavarM mera •aioa aaaoMolaa to our ataff. Unoein Financial Group can provida eom- prohanalva Paining 6 taohntaM aiw- port to hoip you * - -aa a AnanetB tor

to: 81800 Hoggorty. 8uRa 303. Northvdto. Ml 4818T

EquM Opportwity Empieyer M/F

F1M6HEO CARPENTER Ejipartonoad wMh BUM to kitchore A

> 818-686-4880

RNISHEO CARPENTERS RESfoemAL

$86-8808

ibto to raid prtrM N 6.**?84 9mnm 81a. OaMa ironworka. Wadad Lake. Cad .......................

FLEXO PRINTERSGround Boer opeertunity 1 1

nod Ftowo Oparatora.I hourly rate, pi

oga. Sand laltar/r«801 WMhha Dr. #180. Tilie. Tray.

8884^FLOATER SCAU CLERK ing tor appiranta *h#e#h oa-

raaponaWMty M____ . gravM oparaBona

to OMUand County. OuoOdod oondL data w6 hove good moth BMto 6 an* - - — '“"“'OfoantaM Tarri a t to echaduta an

lacldw.C.LavyOa.

818 848-8871

OiOeOtoAva Oaartem. Mi 48180

318 8488871

FLOORopankigaMdaark-

(818)8M-4710FLOOR SANDERS

• ong totowBOB k. Sinadia 810-48 V4488

aORALOESKMER 1 yr BMP MWhRBMF panwonanL kii dma Uvania Moa. 47^5*98

FLORAL DCSfQNM

M( oppektovMnt Harry M6or pars toBaarb ern. 811-8888

floral o t s a t c Rparaan a tiMhritenaB Apply to pan

Rd 8 LBoy tS m H ym m to

roryBMp OaP

FLORAL OMIONERk aantamaa- r. 8814ISSM

FLOAAL FOSinONS df TROY OESMM8MARKETMQ

OSLRfSRY - ful ar part towa

FOE FRO

_____________^raqtead Ettodrtanoad praw k^^#rt a m knowtodga af FaaFra or dSaaa

SwQiiidtog AOftK) mom Sand

“"TtirmA oowowTiowAIM ikagan Raaeuraaa

lOUkdanmyrneudi. Ml 4Sl7t

FfWyllWQCRgW otcttpiMkM «r4-im

OWK >— t WVATlOWTf t •nM AfK .IM -

a r iT T

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OMIiadMSNELLINO

PeneONMEL SERVlCta Nstogr AFgg

UVONIA. 464-2100TAYLOR. 164-0777SOUTHraLD. 952'1900 AU6URN HILLS. 975-7600

GATE ATTBPANT rtROW DS I m part towa waWagM to 8am

AMina AMtogbraaka tearaw

(Ok OrMto Read. N af A

Far

MWMMa to 8hw Fort Sato aaak snOs M 86 par hour

CM Don ar JMto: Sdl-dlMGENERAL HBLFfR

An EquM Op

GENERAL HELP MACHINE SHOP

bwmadtoto M towa opantoga avM akto to Farmtogaen taw wtoahto ikop. Soma Biop wseartonea haM- 84. w6 irML AM 8 awarwoon Midtk

I. Bm Mrb '•u c r

toruThura.8-1QOWWAL HELP WANTH)

88-88^ weak

(iSftsinTBGENERAL LABOR tor buldtoa tup- piy aiaM yard to Radtord/Uvanto araa. App^ at: ’13884 ■ • - “

OEMPUU. LABORER WANTED TEMPORARY - Ful toim Soma Mr

kâapartonoa hM |^ . fm

GENERAL LABOR- Powdm CaM Flam taking appacadnrw tar a l po- •fttona. nalabla workara. Oan iranapertaBen Up te 88/hr. and at-

Or., Canton. Mart'Appfr.-M .8

GBfERAL LABOR0I tar Farmtog- wvy. MuM a oparato 8884047

GENERAL LABORER nmar hMp wonted. Apply at:

Tyndad Fhotographle 18086 Wayne Road. UvonM.

GENERAL LABORER WANTED

greunda amrit. BaaaonM employ- monL Apply m Kings MB C»-op. 18188 • ------ -- ----------

QO«RAL LABORER tm wage, aummar

Ptooaa phone or m f N MMl.toUvenia.

1888 W . 8 477-4340

OBWRAL UACHPdBT - FMI Ttow 8 4 yra. awperteioa to oeld haadtog toeing. Day A n i |^ Bilfta Fay rate daparidtog on awpartanoa. MadNB. dM«M A Ba inauranoa. Apply at: Tatodyne Howel Rarmorafi. t01 to- duatrlBOr.. Plymouth

EquM Opportunity Cmptoyar Mtoorfty/ramMari lanrPrappMl omt

GENERAL OFFICE hMp/drivar w«h.................... ‘ am KMhy

1374788O r r GAUERRY - Plymouth: Now kirtfto AB and part tone aotoe A 0 1 ^ Mum be emhuMoMIe A dalBI ortontad. AektorCtody 468-7788

GIRLS WANTEDbam MtaMgan 8 todtor 7-18 ta eewmata to tola mor'a 7THANNUAL IBM GRAND RAFIOB PAGEANTS. Over 888400 to prtam AeehMMalMa.

CAUYOOAY1-808-FAQEANT Mrt 81101

(1-Se0-7344388)GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE

TFC el MNkIgan now acaepqne ap- ploodono tor paMMoiw to God Couraa Mabdartonoi (tppacadenaaaMfiN M TFC af M khtem One Wcklaua Or.. Daorbom. IB 48130 Laeatad bMwaan Seuthltald A

DrGOLF COURSE tU F f RMTENOENT Tha CtMrtar TgvwtohB Of Comon la ooeopitog ipeanednna t e too paaL•on of (kid Cauraa t u

and iMkaap af dw T<B aw Townahtp’a gad ha avadobla to walk a

FMS wdh dto to awing mMurMton M gad oauraa. Mbamum M dvaa

Bon aapMlsnca to Wwlar ged

Parka wW Oreimda I ton ogam i t t ^ have S ^ CMidi.iBiiiii tot

apptleolor’a Hcanaa Salary' »4.700448.M 0 par yr plua btoM banaftto IMpkaallona awy aa pIBwd up M dto Caniew TawwMp ^ aonnM DMaton. IWO S. Canlon Comor Read. Camon. Mi 48181 ar

a m rwRpon, ago amptoymam ar StoprovtBan af aarvtoaa An SqoM Oiw"ri»mfty ton-

hUSSTLO 8 O O BaoMtowt working 9am. Mr oondWentog R "

mam Mbv 8 Rato Shartto Uv a S1M1

Tm i9^GROO0IY CLERKS

MarbM tm ' bagpora. oaoMom, a m i. moot Mam and

GROUND MAPfTfNAMCf TBW Goad aummar W

raa OMtawbadutofWiss^Moe.

mam bikMy. ^ ,I haras roomOak area iiA d tfn ’LBn

Mi-I4i^ 0mmw» mt*NC( M #f S S S S fiS

MS

GROUP HOME

w f w l? w .i5 2 2 i5 8 f « » .

GROUP HOME MANAGER

OMtifta CLi AMwo aumnmtt • opportumiy tor oww an*

Mum hova aammon Mnaa A

GROWING FLUMSING/HARO- WARE 00 . • laektog tar hart tog. raPokto todhiittoMi tor '

“ •“ '<53'.GROWPiQ Vatva

t i i n b k A Mamdackutoq i bona. Vto ara a paepto «

aa iwafto to avor 88 ~h a pay A banBRi. tomam opportunity. Ok lOABfSaek Rd

★ HAM STYUST Ilul dma. hard worker. groM loooBon tor well too.8700 taka homo. Cal Danny

FREE babkng to eotor. perma. auto A prxMkict knowtodga. EaooAam banaPt paefcaga, Ouarantaad heuriy

)ohn nan aaaooipb 1-8O0-AA2-4870

gU6Y WoM SiaomdBd haU aMon •BOttm Loam

•88-7487HAdtORCSSER ASSWTANT.

tor buoy farmtogton htoa oMe Ptoaoa cad Daya 865 l t d i or

104HAIRDRESSER -and Mantourtal wonted. Good opporkmHy. GroM oMon 18 htoa 6 Mertowaatam.Tha Salon undtod 868-8380HAMORCSSER^ - oapariarwad toradar oot. Lioonaod. 4 days or Iday

810481-7080

HAIRDRESSERS AdBisUMtFor buoy atyiM to Farmtogton Htoa •olon Eom whPa you loam.

•66-1080

hbtog kdUpart dma atylato tar a to Kaago Harbor and Waal-

MAM DRESSERS ^ eopoor oppertunny i

you-dyauba iavathah#ytooomaa Mrouih aMmncad

f auppdaa.ATHAMtolAGES

'Wacom*'818-437-«711

SoheatoriR 4 Inkator Paian or rantB apaoa. 881-8080

HAM SALON M TROY Ejtoartanoad Mafca Up Arttol only MuM hova htoa poraonMfty 6 mmM-

~ ‘ a only. 184.8lO-fi4-7M1

HAIR SALONatpw

••1-7!HAM STYUST/ASStoTANT

l a r l d a

HAM STYUST - O a ^ Tap, naiyh- bewhaad aatan aaaka aa anargadCL,

Start JMy L Cad u LHAMdTvurr • Far varyto “ ■ - — -

•78-SMlS T Y ^ - M ar F * y * 5

• tr -MHAM STYUST 8 NNL TBCM

BOM oMon. Btoaian or

43747WHAMSTYUBTSS

MAfBCURMTS W0MXWD SbvntoMiam. aa f PVii Aw

HAawfvutti'Mon OMntoto wafttof. Baud pay. Otea'a FOMdy Hte Skip. RaWirir Livaaioaroai ^ 6 i l - d M 7

T fc = j-----HAMBTYUSTS-tiBaaam aarnbw .mod aMona RoMMa 90.

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Pag* 4F.

FURNTTURE STOCK HELPER

* ^ p NOVVMI 4BS87 B tR IM 8788

BrttoWyi4E74M

BEHERAL HILFSR ftW Mma grawvda aam and BM mMatoRdaaa tor Rayaf OMi apanaMnl pM uM i CM Man-tol 8 B iM b M _ K n iE

R Squai O pportA y GRdWlMr

T I G E R

T I C K E T W I N N E R S

Ron WssIsIswskI MIks SsnytliynM - B M 111 taM UiM m

KIMWttSaUEiMMDr. hSuUr.WKtOMSaMl, 4S1N4711

Pbiss caMflit promolkM dspsrtmsnl o( liw Ohssrvsr I Eccsniric bstort 4 pjn. Frtkiy, to ctokn yosr frss ticksis.

591-2300 ext. 2153C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s !

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Thursday, JuN£ 30,1994 Bu ild in g ( Business

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BUILDING & BUSINESS

OBSERVERSTARS

T h u colum n h tghtigh t$ prom otions, transfers, h ir in g s and other key personnel moves w ith in the suburban business com m unity. Send a b r ie f biog ra p h ica l sum m ary ■ in c lud in g the towns o f res idency and employment and a b lack-and-w hite photo, i f desired - to: Stars, B u ild in g A Business, Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, L ivon ia 48150. O u r fa x num ber is (313)591 7279.

E d w a r d M. H u n ia ofBloomfield H ills w as prom oted from vice p res iden t and tre a su re r to senior vice p residen t and tre a su re r for T he Kresge Foundation , Troy. He joined th e foundation in 1992.

I fHunia

E liae L. R o h n of C anton, an atto rney for Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone in Detroit, w as reelected vice chair of the A m erican Im m igration Law yers Association’s Michigan chap te r and appointed to the education chair. She concentra te s on im m igration law.

C h a r le s C . K in g of Beverly H ills becomes com m ercial loan orig inato r for H adley and A ssociates, Southfield . He had been an ind u s tria l b roker for CB Com m ercial, Southfield.

King

L y n d a L ew is o f Livonia, a rep resen ta tiv e for C hris tm as A round the W orld, re tu rn ed from an expense-paid A laskan cru ise for h e r sa les achievem ent. The w eek-long tr ip , sponsored by M issouri-based H ouse of Lloyd, included m eetings and w orkshops.

Lewis

D r. S ta n le y P o le c k ofF arm ing ton H ills h as joined S inai H ospial’s am bu la to ry services division as a fam ily p rac titio n er a t N orthside M edical in D etro it. H e had been w ith the M ichigan H ealth C en te r and P ark M edical Clinic. PolMk

S ee STARS. 2 F

E y » < a tc M n ^ Mogt condominiums at HUlpointe on Mirror Lake are on a rise and open out to the water.

S p e c ta c u la r v ie w c o lo r s H il lp o in te■The sound of hammer against nail can again be heard at a luxury condominium community in Oakland County. The rite haa several attractions, none bigger than a private, 13-acre, spring-fed lake.

B y D o u g P u n k s Stafv W a rm

W ork h a s b e g u n on th e l a t e s t p h a s e a t H ill- p o in te on M ir ro r L ake, an a ttach ed c o n d o m i n i u m c o m m u n ity

Seclusion:Condominiums at Hillpointe on Mirror Lake are bounded by a private lake on one side and a nature preserve on the other.

n e s t le d b e tw e e n a p r iv a te la k e /w e t- la n d s a n d th e W e s t B loom fie ld Woods N a tu re P reserve.

Som e 32 u n its a lread y a re occupied a n d as m any a s 19 m ore m ay y e t a r i s e on th e sec lu d ed 4 5 -ac re s i te , o ff P o n tia c T ra i l , b e tw e e n H a ls te d an d O rc h a rd L ake ro a d s , in W est Bloomfield.

“I t ’s a q u ie t , n ic e p la c e ,” s a id K a th y B a k k ila , s a le s r e p r e s e n ta tiv e a t H illpo in te . “I t is a no-w ake lake. I t’s so p leasurab le .*

R ay K ahm ofT (K a rr) , th e devel- oper/bu ilder a t H illpo in te , h as p e rso n a lly liv e d th e r e fo r a b o u t six years.

*1 like th e a rea , a n d I like condo

liv in g ,” he sa id . ‘T h e f i r s t th in g I do in th e m o rn in g is o p en th e d rap es and I feel be tte r.”

T he view is s tu n n in g . T he condos a re on a h il l o v e rlo o k in g th e w a te r . T h e sp r in g -fe d la k e s u p p o rts ducks, geese , heron an d re d w in g ed b la c k b ird s . D ee r a n d fox have been spo tted nearby.

“W e fe lt w e’d be ap p e a lin g to a l i t t le o ld e r g ro u p th a t d id n ’t w a n t to fool a ro u n d w ith landscap ing o r snow rem oval," K ahrnoff said. “W e w ere rig h t. We have a lo t o f people w ho h ave hom es in F lorida. I don’t se e a n y schoo l b u s e s in h e re .

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R ick a n d M a u re e n Y o u n g o f F a rm in g to n H ills took job b u y o u ts from A m eritech P ub lish ing ab o u t 14 m onths ago to develop w h a t th e y believe is a un ique consulting b usiness • B reakaw ay C oncepts.

C reative th in k in g is th e ir product."We w an t to give people th e ab ili

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" I t’s a lw ays a challenge to be c re a t iv e ,” s a id M a u re e n , d i r e c to r o f m arketing .

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D. M< turn has joioad W ilis CorrouB ('asp. of Micki gon iB Livonia as a vioa prsoi- (lont iB tba Can- slruc tion Indus- try Diviaiao. Ha brings 24 yaofs of siporiaocc in

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Morgantha insuranca industry.

BaU i FalkaiM B lo aa flo ld ro-!j a i n s C asoy : C o m m u B i c a * ' tio n s M anago m s n t , SouU i fiald, aa acoount suparviaar Sbo bad boon intar- im eaacutivo di factor o f Buai- nasa V oluntoars for tba A lta/ Datroit.

F re d V. Luaa of Bloomfield H ills becom es vice president- m anaging d irecto r of Chrysler C o m m e r c i a l ,S A de C.V Mexico in M exico C ity and vice p r e s i d e n t o f C hrysler C redit Lua*Corp., Southfield. H e's responsible for all Mexican sales finance operations for Chrysler Credit.

J im MUlia of Livonia, a jun ior a rt director in tha creative departm en t a t Young A Rubicam , D etroit, was prom oted to art director.

C in d y H u n te r of Royal Oak was nam ed account coordinato r for E isbr- e n n e r P u b l i c R elations, Troy.She had been a reporter for The C o n n e c tio n , a weekfy new spaper in H arper

S a n d ra C . L o p es jo ins E arth T ech, formerly WW E n gineering A Science, aa senior project sc ien tist for the air q u a lity services group in Plym outh. S helley L . C h ilds jo ins the Plym outh branch as business developm ent/corporate accounts representative for the environm ental services group. E lisa b e th B . L in d say jo ins the Livonia office as ac count m anager for th e environm ental laboratory.

HunterWoods and St. C lair Shores.

H e rb e r t J . Hoffinsui,^ J r^ o f Troy was elected a p a r t n e r of BDO Seidm an,T ro y , an a c c o u n t i n g a n d consulting firm.He concentrates on the real est a t e i n du s t ry , esta te planning and fiduciary taxation, jo ined th e firm in 1983.

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G ary O u e lle tte of Bedford, a sales and service technician for Davey Tree EIxpert Co., m arks his 15th year w ith the company. O uellette has a forestry degree and is a graduate of Davey’s In s titu te o f T ree Sciences. He works in th e residential/com m ercial office in sou th D etro it

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D onald H . C lay to n of Troy received W alsh College’s D istinguished A lum ni Award a t graduation cerem onies Ju n e 11. He is p residen t and m an aging director of Schm altx A Co., a Southfield accounting and consu lting firm.

J o e l C opeland of Plym outh jo ins th e sales staff a t T ennyson Chevrolet in Livonia. He has earned n u m erous sales awards du ring h is 20- year career.

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D a l ia M . G llv y d la of F ranklin , a research chem ist for th e Pood and D rug A dm inis tra tion in D etroit, received a regional d irec to r’s c ita tio n from th e D e p a r tm e n t of H ealth an d H um an Services. W orking w ith o ther agencies, G ilvydis dem onstra ted the safety of food and products exported from th e U.S.

C h ip P a rk e ro f R o c h e s t e r j o i n s D e tro it- based PV S Nol- wood C hem icals as a sales representative servicing the Detroit,P o n tia c , F lin t a n d L a n s i n g areas. He had been w ith Vulcsm M aterials.

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A t t o r n e y s T i m o t h y E . K raep e l, C laude H en ry M ille r a n d J a m e s C . W lckenshave jo ined the Bloomfield H ills office of Howard A Howard. Kraepel concentrates on business,' banking, mergers and acquisitions. M iller’s concen tration is banking, corporate and in ternational law. W ickens specialixes in b u siness and taxes.

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New ideas coom froto old idsBS ramstohsfed W s have ia our minda a vast atotebouae of kaowl- adps. ’Tba foct is we’ie forfstful. 'Tha reaioa you 000*1 bo craative is you simply 000*1 ramembar.

T o uaa iofim oatioo, you bave to ba ram iodad of it. How you’rs ra- m iodod ia th a t book ia fioo t of you (T ba lo s to o t Idas Souroo).

'Tha tb iog about tb a book ia you cao uaa it if you koow notbing about tb a subjact or are ao ex p art I t’a lika an indax to your mind.

M a u rttn . W t aranted aoma- th ing ahtb an im aga-m aking process, to create a visusd p icture in the mind. Describing words.

W ho a re you ta rg e tin g ?Rick: U ltim ately, we’re going to

be dealing arith everyone who deala arith ideas, s ta rting arith ed ucation. We’ve done a direct-m ail package to paren ts and studen ts. W e’ve targeted age 12 to 18.

K ids initially are very creative.M aurten : T hen they s ta rt get

ting boxed in. W e’ve also found w ith many kids, they don’t have any ideas. On school projects, they ssk for help from mom sn d dad.

'This will help kids ou t of a ru t and im prove th e ir self-esteem by com ing up arith th e ir oam ideas.

W h n t a b o u t o th e r ta rg e ts ?Maureen: We feel th is can be

tsdeen in to the business world.

Creative h n iin sas Uks pars, TV, radio, advertiaiag agan- daa . T bare 's such a artds soaps.

It daaea’t m attor aa lang ns you have problem s you araat to aoive, product you arant to anhanca, producto you araat to develop.

I t ’s any com pany arith a aalaa fiMoa.

Paopta in bom# lifo. Ratiieaa. T bay do n 't ju a t w ant to ait around. I t givaa idaaa for golden years.

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Rick- 'Tba book ia $29.96. C onsu lting fooa are negotiable da-, pending on w bat th e situa tion in- volvea.

W ho la y o u r eom petiU on an d how do you atsm d o u t?

Maureen: 'This ia pretty differe n t If are have direct com petitors,I don’t know who they are.

R ic k O ur exjMrience arith creative consu ltan ts is they come in, do a brainstorm ing session, give a lis t of ansarera, then they arould be gone. We areren’t any more creative when they left.

Maureen: We don’t w ant to ju s t get them (clients) over a problem . . . b u t teach them to do it.

W h a t w e re y o u r s tn r t-u p co a ts?

R ic k A bout $35,000, $40,000. T h a t was the cost of in itia l p r in ting . . . 5,000 books . . com puter.

Maureen: Office equipm ent.

M ick: We uaad th a t (jab buyauta) aa aaad mouay far tbahuainaaa It araa rtr^ ig h far ua to say, ‘If wa’ra goiag to d a it, now ia tha tim e to do it. ' T h ^ waa April, 1993.

Wa took tho Unto botwoon thanand now tak ing tha concopt to In s ta n t Idaa Sourot.

Wa atill havo fiinds from savi n g T b n t'a srhat wo'ra uaing to suiviva now and invaat in tba company.

M aureen: Wo d id n 't arant to Bupor ru sh tbla. Wo wantod to do arhot aro fait araa naosssary to m aka th is a suoosaa. Wa had P lan Ba and Ca.

I d o n 't know th a t I ’d hnvo tb a te m p e ra m a a t to gtvo up a ragn - la r p uyebaek to go in to buai- nooa fo r mynolf.

R k k - Before, it was always aomeona alas'a goala, pressures.

M aureen: B oth of us felt in order to m ake it big, you have to take a big chance.

W b n t n re yo u r a b o rt- te rm gosda?

Rick- W e have an in itia l p rin ting o f 6,000 books. If we can get t h r o u ^ h a lf by the end of th e year, are’ll be on our way.

As far as education, are’d like to be in a doxen university book stores. P robably an Engiiah departm en t, creative arriting or jo u rnalism arould be interested.

W e'd like to have a d irect m arket m ailing when school s ta rts to

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I t 's aaaiar to gM appointm onta than I thought. Som atim as, it 'a difficult to ftiad th a right paraon to co o tn e t Wa hava to be explore r! a little bit.

Maureen: W e’re uaing a tola- m arkating group to answ er our 800 calls. Wa uaa (m ailing) list b roken .

H ow d id you hnppon to a o tt lr on tb la a s a bnoinaiM?

R ic k M aureen was invohrad in aalaa and sales support. I was in m arket research a ^ new product developm ent I ’ve always liked ideas. ^

Maureen: N either o f ua could rem em ber any books, techniques, teaching we had on how to be creative.

R ic k At A m eritech P u b l i s h ^ while are arere involved in b ra in storm ing sessions, i t was vary frustrating . I really felt people weren’t confident arith ideas they cam e up arith.

We had the concept in m ind. We felt if are kep t bridges behind ua (stayed on th e job a t A m eritech), we’d always play i t safe.

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C hildren in here are all college age.

“M ost people here are coming from bouses bigger than these,” he said.

H illpo in te buyers can choose from am ong three models.

*rhe W estbrook, a 2,800-square- foot colonial arith all three bedrooms upstairs , living room, d in ing room and library on th e main floor, 2Vi baths, carries a price of $320,000.

'The Lancaater, a 2,300-square- foot ranch, arith taro bedrooms, 2W bath s , a living room th a t flows in to th e d in ing room and a library or optional th ird bedroom, is priced a t $330,000.

T he Woodaide, a 2,700-square- foot taro-story arith th e m aster su ite , living room, d in ing room and library on the m ain level, two bedroom a upetairs and 2 'k baths, runs $340,000.

All models have cathedral ceilings in th e m asters, a w alkout u n finished basem ent, first-floor ut i l ity room and taro-car garage.

O ther standard am enities in clude decks, a fireplace, a ir conditioning, a whirlpool tu b and separate shoarer in m asters, a double oven, dishw asher, microwave and garbage dispoeal in th e kitchen, a security /alarm system and an a u tom atic garage door opener.

U n its are clustered in groups of three. T he exterior is m ostly brick arith wood aiding. T h e , site is served by city w ater and sewers. A p a th providto access to th e lake, which oontaina a beach and a dock.

B arbara and Joseph M aniacal-

co have lived in H illpointe about 3Vi years.

“'The beauty of the area is w hat a ttrac ted us to th is developm ent,” B arbara said. “We seriously considered ano ther location. T h is won out due to beauty. T h is is like living in th e country. T here’s a wonderful elem ent of privacy.

“'The view — it’s a constan t change of scenery,” she con tin ued. I t 's ju s t wonderful. T he view is spectacular.”

T he M aniscalcoe selected a two-bedroom ranch. T he lower w alkout was finished as an a rt stud io for Joseph, the second bedroom on the m ain floor as an office for B arbara, an investor and foundation officer.

“ I like th e flow, opennesa,” Barl>ara said of th e floor plan. “As you come in a t the entrance, there’s a spiral staircaae going down to th e lower level. I like th a t feel.

“T he deep basem ents are very nice. You get a little more bead room ,” she added.

Sally and N ath an Saginaw, retirees, were one of th e first buyers in H illpointe.

"W hat a ttrac ted us is i t ’s sm all, i t ’s on the water, which we like very m uch,” Sally said. “E v erything we w anted is right here.”

T he couple bought a ranch and finished th e w alkout.

“We live m ainly on one level.

bu t have th e w alkout area for big parties, fam ily d inners,” she ad d ed. “W e have a bedroom down there for our grandchildren. I t ’s convenient for u s .”

M oat buyers choose to finish th e w alkout before moving in, which coats upw ards o f $25,000.

People who buy condom inium s in general and a t H illpointe in p a rticu la r seem to have a differen t a tt itu d e about ow nership, B akkila said.

“C ^ndo people, I notice, have a protective th in g abou t the whole project, no t ju s t th e ir own s in ^ e home. I t creates a sense of com m unity ,” she said.

H illpo in te is in th e W alled

Lake C onsolidated Schools. T he property tax ra te for tow nship, county and school services is expected to be abou t $29 per $1,0(X) of s ta te equalised valuation , ha lf o f m arket value.

T he m eans th e owner o f a $330,000 condo in H illpointe would pay about $4,800 annually in property taxes.

M o n t h ly m a in te n a n c e fee, which includes water, ranges from $229 to $266, depending on the sixe o f th e unit.

The model a t H illp o in te (6S2- 6020) ie open da ily 1 -6p.m., cloeed Thuredays.

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W hen sum m er s ta rts , it seem s everybody is on th e run. W hether i t ’a down th e sta irs , around the b an is te r o r across the deck, P lym ou th -based Am eriSpec Home in spection Service w ante to be sure you land on your feet.

A m eriSpec'a sum m ertim e safety program , ru n s to Ju ly 3, in honor o f th e fiirat two weeks of su m mer.

F ra n c h is e e a a c ro s s N o rth A merica will urKkracore th e company’s com m itm ent to home safety w ith a oomplim entsuy Johnson A Johnson F irs t Aid K it for every

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remitKler about th e 400 poten tia l haxards tb a com pany’s safety experts check over th e course of every home inspection.

From garage doora to railings to back-yard sw im m ing pools, from wiring to firs walla to tr ip hax- arda, Am eriSpec professiorials do m ore th a n check for safety. “O ur profeasioaals give honaaowtMrs a step-by-atep tou r t h r o u ^ th e poten tia l danger xonee o f every honte,” aaid Rick Bowling, owner o f A meriSpec Hom e Inspection .

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T he H authflaM -baaed P ruden tia l Real Bata ta Invoatora haa aignad four m g ^ laaaaa to ta ling 102,038 aquara fM t in th e D otroit Mat- ropoUtan Induatiia l Portfolio.

Advanoad C onatructioo Co., an au toB otiva pa in t manuCactuiar and m adunary com pany, haa laaaad 18,358 aquara fM t a t 12886 Pair- latM Road. L lvoala . Advanoad C onatructioo repraaantad thamaalvaa in th e tranaaction. T he P ruden tia l Real B atata Invaatora waa repraaantad by Gary Sallan, S ignature A aaod- a t ^ Southfield.

A utoport Corp., an aaaam blar of rearview mirrora, haa laaaad 27,280 aquara faet a t Bay Colony Buildinga, T r ^ . Steven K urta, CB Com m arcial, Southfield, raproaantad A utoport Corp. T h e P radan tia l R ^ B atata Invaatora waa repreaented by Dave Courtrtey, Trarioe Toato, B in g h am P arm a.

Praaar Grinding, a aarvice com pany p rim arily parforming aurfaoe grinding, haa renearad ita leaae for 13,200 aquara feet a t the Venice Induatria l Complex, Praaar. T he P ruden tia l Real E sta te Inveatora waa rapraaanted by Ken BrowiM, Trarioe Toato, B ingham Parma.

Jaooba ItuliMtriea, a ro llfonn ing welding^ aaaem biy aixl atam ping com pany, haa laaaad 43,200 aquara feet a t Venice Induatria l Com plex, Praaer. Jacoba Induatriea repreaented them aalvea in th e tranaaction . T he P ruden tia l Real B atata InvM tora waa rep reaented by Steve G am ache, Trarioe Toato, B ingham Parma.

P ruden tia l Real B atata Inveatora, a u n it of T he P ruden tia l Aaaet M anagem ent G roup, ia one of th e nation ’■ largeat mairagera of com m ercial real esta te investm enta for pension funda and other institu tiona. PR B I m anages $5 billion in comttMrcial real es ta te investm ents for 200 clients.

T h e M ifh lgan Opaaa TTiian e baa aslar tsd JPR A . a P a rm liig to n HIHs arch itectural fiiB . to bond up tb s ranovatioa of tb a O atreit O para Houws. TargM caB pletteii ia spring 1906.

JP R A said it will aapaad and renovate tb s G rand C ircus T bantre inside and ou t, con vett- ing it to **aa an to rta in B sn t venue th a t will jo in tb a ranks of our country 's prem iar opara bouaea.** T he tbaater was b u ilt arouird 1921.

P lana call for a m ain entranoa toarar aritb door to ceiling windows, a lehsarsal hall, p a tron loungss, ooncosaioo areas, eniargad re s troom s and tMw offioM. T ha stags will be ax- pandad to 12,000-squara-feet, m aking it one of tha na tion 's la rg is t atsgss

T ha hand a r r ^ te c t ia Prsdaric C. McCoy, Jr .“W s look forerard to restoring tb a aastbatic,

historicikl and en terta inm en t e lem ents of th is theater. And it 's rewarding to be soaking a contribu tion to the revival of doamtoem D etro it,’* said Jasoaa P . Ryan, JP R A president.

JP R A also updated and expatnled T he Som araet Collection in T ro y , an aw ardw inn ing project for the F a rm in g to o HlUa firm.

■ M W ACCOUNTCleveland-baaed W hite O utdoor P roducts

Co., a m arketer of power equ ipm ent to more th an 1,300 dealers, awarded ita advertisirrg account to W.B. Doner 4 Co. T he agency said its firs t work for W hite erill appear in S ep tem ber.

Doner, whose local office is in S o u th fie ld , will m anage th e account from ita C leveland branch.

■ NBWOPPICIT roy -based H u |^ A nderson Associates, an

in ternational ou tplacem ent counseling service, haa opened an office in A nn Arbor.

T he branch presiden t ia Ray B lush , J r ., who has nMre than 23 years ' experience in the areas of general coanagement and hum an resources. He had been vice p residen t o f hum an resources for G aym ar Industries, Ittc., O rchard Park . N.Y.

■ MARK ANNIVIMAIIYO aktec Professional T em poraries ce leb ra t

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MVaOLL nSchoolcraft Coaege and the DalroN Chapter or trie Amsrtcan PayroS Association sponsor a atx-weeti osr- tlflad payrol praSssalonal exam preparation course S;30-9;30 p.m. on suoesMiva Thursdays starting thUdateoncampusmiXanla.Coatla$60.Toiegs- tar, contact continuing education aarWoM at 462-

TUESDAY, JULY 12

liHAIVAgT The Graaior Detroit Chapter or the National Association or Woman Business Ownara presents a conu- nanial braaMast with current lagalalors and carvll- datas8-B;30a.m. at the Trowbridge, 24111 Ciyic Canter Driva, Southlletd. For resarvatlons, cal 2S3- 3711.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 13

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NSmiNATIONM. LAWThe International Law Sections or the stats ban or MIchUan, Wisconsin and Union IntamaUonats dM Avocats-Parts, In SMorlaHnn «4th bar aaaodaUons oT Canads-Ontarlo. Mexico, ■awls and aidana apon- sora a two-day fbnan "Comparatlva L«w or Canada, Mexa» and USA” at tha Dearborn a«i Marram. Tha samararwgamptraatrapracbcal aspects or oonduct- arglradslhrougwutthsrwrthamhamlaptrsre. Coat b $ 190. $ 12S tor addMonal paopts tom the same Ibm or company, and $80 tar taculty and aferdants. Wasarvatlona due by July I to vagnta Narrtck at 406- 7648.

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r g m g2hs American Society or Emparyara presents a aaml- yiar “LaadarWiip and Your Managimint Btyla" 9 aja. to 4;30 p.m. at Ha oMoas, 23819 Northwestsm tlgiway. Southls ld. Coat ■ $ 196 tar mambars.$226 tar norvmantaars. Arharwa iagitrata.io requested at 363-4600.

Tha Buldars Aasodstam or Southeastern Michigan hosts a samaiar "Loans on Specs" 9 a.m. to noon at Ms offloes, 30375 Northwestern IWgiway. Suite 100, Farmagton HHs. lYeserrters: Brad BleMokl. Groat Lakss Mnrtggs Bamaigiem, and Sam Krels. Staring Bar* A Trust, Southflaid. Toptas arclxla what size spec home can be bult. «4ial‘s saWng where arW how much capital Is necessary tar spec a>ans. Coat Is $20 tor mamPers, $ 10 tor addRIonal members aom the sarna company and $36 tor notvBASM mambars. To ragstar, cal 737-4477.

_____________THURSDAY, JULY 14____________

Tha National Association or Caraar Woman Metro Da- troll Ctraptar presents a luncheon aemrrar "Tha Power oT Sad Empowarmant” 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Meriwether's. 2S46S Talegaph. Southlleld. Coat la $l5tarmambera, $l8tarrwrvmanWers. Forresar- veoona. cal 266-7770.

The Amaitcan Society or Employars presents a aami- nar "Taamworh. PoaNNe Thisrlng, Communioabon” 9 ajn. to 4:30 p.m. at la oftloes, 23615 Northwast- am llgrway. SouthAstd. Cost Is $195 tor mambars, $225 tor nori-mambars. ArWarwe regatratlon re- quaatad at 363-4600.

Oakland Univarilty'a Continuum Cantsr oltors a training aaaaion "dWa Managwrienl tor Supervisors" 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on campus m Rochastar. Topics In- duda amployaa pertormanoa, conecUng problam be- havlors . keeping the boas mtormed and oontooreatlon laauaa. Coal U $79. ftaaervationa lequaatad by July 10 at 370-3033 or (600) 370-3042.

HUla fasM ck ‘DMasaa M B tyO ald------- r ~Um aRfoa a t S$I IT H sB lltou C oun.

Qahtoc, a weaDaa-ownad aw l agafutad firaa bM sd in A u ta r u HUfo, aparia lisB ia teB pa- raiy and te B p -to -p sn a pteoamarat la d ariea l Aalda. J u d h b H ariiarl founded tha agsaey la 1986

■ TOR 288Six ma n u facturing focUltlaa In Obaarvar 4

Booaetric ootnm iinltiaa are on H arris P u b lish ing 's annual lis t o f M ichigan 's la rgaat amploy- ara. T he list, called Mi::bigBn'a Top 100 M anufacturing F ad lltia s , cob m from tita 1984 M ichigan Induatria l Directoty. I t 's published by H a ^ a ia cooperqtioo w ith th e M ichigan C âm bar o f Commaroa.

Local m anufactu rsrs are Fotd M otor C o./ T ransm iaaion P it, GM C orp./Pow ertrain D ivision and GM Corp/D alco C hassis Division, all in L ivon ia ; D etro it Dieaal Corp., R adfb rd ; Ford M otor Co., P lynaon th , and Pragraaaiva Tool 4 Industries Co., S o u th fie ld .

■ tARN CKRTinCATKMTwo specialists in th a rehabilita tion Mr-

vioM departm en t o f C ritten ton H ospital, Roc h e s te r H llla , are am ong 83 clinical spacial- iste in the country certified in iMurologic

; physical therapy.R u thann Finch of R o eb eo te r H ills and Sue

Saliga of Leoruud, who have advanced tra in- ' ing w ith neurological pa tien ts , were certified : by the A m erican B oard of Physical Special

ties.

■ M W OFFICKRST he Bpilepay C enter of M ichigan in S o u th -

fie ld has e le c t^ officers for th e 1994-96 term .I New officers from Observer 4 Eccentric com

m unities are Jo h n W. Henke, J r ., vice p resident, p rincipal of P lann ing Perspectives, Inc., B everly H llla , and M ichael Collins, tre a su rer, tax partner in BDO Seidm an, T ro y .

B ertha L. Poe, a ss is tan t to th e p residen t of M ichigan Federation T eachers, S M th fle ld , waa nam ed to a three-year term on th e board of directors. B arbara M oorhouse of B loom field T o w n ah ip , secretary /treasurer of League of W omen Voters in M ichigan, re tu rns as a board mem ber. ■

■ CUSTOMnSCOUNTD an Rockm an, m anager of K m art a t Tel-

Twelve M all in S o u th fie ld , and store associate E lisabeth M assed were recognized for o u tstand ing custom er care a t th e com pany’s a n nual shareholders’ foeeting Ju n e 3. In 1993, the store a t 28800 Telegraph Road received th e m ost com plim ents in th e com pany’s e a s t/ central region.

K m art chairm an Joseph E. A ntonini recognized Rockm an for th e store’s custom er service record and gave M assad a C hairm an’s Award p laque for her service to K m art custom ers. M assad received th e m ost individual aw ards in the region.

K m art in troduced the C hairm an’s Award in 1988. T h is is the th ird custom er care award for R ockm an and th e S o u th fie ld store.

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H o b s Q u a r t e r s Waiwhouae (H Q) haa an a lternative far cou- p ias wbo’d rather not rsesivs china, linens and o ther trw litional eradding gifts.

HQ warehousM ef- fer wedding registry a t th a s e rv ic e d e s k , erhers couplas can regis te r for practical gifts and h o M im provem en t item s — barbecue grills, ceiling fens, lighting fixtures, gardening tools and the like. T hey also can specify a mAjor household project, such as a deck, landscape m akeover or k itchen remodeling, and list the required m ateria ls on th e registry. Friends and relatives simply shop from th e list like they would in a rngjor departm en t store.

“T h e '90s continues to be the decade of p racticality ,” says HQ presiden t and CEO Frank Doexi. “Often we’re serving couples who are m arrying la ter and choosing to in vest th e ir money in a first hom e together ra ther th an the trad itionally lavish wedd in g ”

HQ says i t served 10,000 couples th e firs t year it offered w edding registry. HQ w areh o u ses are in L iv o n ia , R osev ille , M adison H eights and Southgate.

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pony and aarn wbal you're worth. CAU ERIC BADER

LNonto area. 261-0700 Ama CMaaao only 375

IT S TIM E F O R C H A N G EIFub tana parmanant poaHlona.40 boura par weak.Bkia Crooa. Olua "401K evababM 36.00 m hour.No oxfiarlonoaFtmd nliiSy .C araar Opporiuaty

CALL M Pi 3 8 0 -1 7 0 0

JANfTOBlALATTENTION • are you tooktog tar a parmanant job to aatra caab? Our

boura are 6om-10am to .atartkig pay l6-3t/bour da-

name A number at 767-’J5SJANITORML

Fub A part-tana poaKtona toababia to warabouoa to Canton. Ml. 5 aMfia. $7 to atari A quarterly bonua. Cab.

45B-ObOOaaL40bJANITORIAL HELP to Plymoutb. near SboWon Rd. A M14.3 daya par

. 0pm-10:30pm. 16.80 par hr. to atari. Oak. 634-3670JANfTOfbAL HELP to HOM. near Orwid RKar 6 HoMlod Bda. Mor>-FrL 0pm-b:30pm. 56.50/ br to atari. Muat have rababla trana-

Ccb •57-6230JAMTORUL HELP to

. . L37S and!13mldnlgfN |5.S0/br to atari.

Plymoubi. ‘ 7 pm •

t. Cou-

JAN ITO RIA LanmadtoN oparMga. Daya 6

tranaportafton. Applyariar 10:00;

5226 12E MM Rd at Van Oyka

tor ootor and bairtor daoorabng.

Cb N 4 5 5 -4 4 0 0 , x 2 0 8INTERVKW1NQ

WE HAVE JOBS AND WE'O UKE TO TALK TO YOU

AO0TRA CORPORATION of PMm- hM many iub-outb M growing and

Mia. part-bma and/or aummar )ob

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JANfTOmAL 6 MAINTENANCE PERSON tor cmiwnarclal bubdtog. Non amoktog anvtronmant to Troy {Mapla.ôabdia iraa). HouaMaap- kig, NyiH ganaral maintananoa. aoma irang. Groan townb a plua. firabanl banaBM tor Wa bG bma, noorv-6:30pm poMIton CabBrIan:JANTTORM. WORK 6 Ganaral Help •w ew ena^ 6 nV * MbL Part or A#

loma to IkmrM. Apply to I0am-4pm weak daya

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L A » TECHNICIAN

MM bagrao to MaNtoway da- aaMg, rapari wHMg I awe-

wmar Maaw ttmaimoa a plua Band ramana wMb aatory raaiiaw- maMi toe Lab TaMMtoan. 4»tm w • MM, Nad, Mi 46375W ttT m ot LANOBCAPtNG 0 0

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LANOBCAPt LABORERS N a ina in u t in e aMir j

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COL CabMtoa:LANOBCAPC Maaitenanoa. Btoom-

day Year raund work Properly Sarvtoaa. 5104464700

LANOBCAPE TRUCK ORram Expartanead wito 10 Mead doubM

dump truck. Ewoibant drMr^ -d. ConacMntioua 6 abM to

Company loeotad oi Orebard Lake/ ~ Mgrkpb maa. CM Mmyrnwi.

510 338 Ibb5An Equal Oppornadly Empioyar

LANOiCAPMQ 4 CONSTRUCTION DrMar’a Morwa raqukad.CM 4224001LANOBCAPfNQ FIRM aoaktoa ra-

i ewpartanoaaponatoM aidMduaM. wo inaoaaaary, tranaporiabort a muat

466-3220

LA N D SCA PIN G rantartar AG tana p

Oultoa to toehida maattatoaig aitart- or acapa of G ' or UmdacMa cManlng-totar G or aand raaumecMantog totar 6 lot ewaaping. Apply

I to; tba TwimmOfilea.

27500 Nod Rd. Novt. Ml 43377 An EquN Opportunity Empioyar

50PEOPLE NEEDED

U#H toduobw Summer and ra

Day. ABamoon 6 Efvanaia SbdM to and SouMMM

EamMtoSO/tir -f banadto

APPLY NOW!!!

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MACMbbiTS WANTEDCNC

ow lftia. SAM Crooa, 4o!S,kebdm pay Apply G: I45 5MI.' ~Rook TaoL 45145 i k. to Plymaubi.

LIGHT ASSEhiBLY

Fui tana Banabta daya Apply g 34300 N. induatrtG Or.. N. oftkanP

LIGHT ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY

ad lor anmadlaN opantoga AAiG be abia to work Gtarneona 36.04 par hour to atari. Ejicabani ralaM 6 ban- a ila A p ^ Aton-Ftl 3:30am ipm:

2 2 7 0 0 H E 8L IP D R . NOVI Ib to c k lG N o d M

IbtooAN.f MMBquG Opportunity Emptoyar At/F

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL NOW HIRING

laignmanta maMbto to LNoi^ Wixoni. and Farmington araaa aombly uokig amM band toGa i to Wl M toa Avababia to work jam 5pm.

CM NOWMETROSTAFF

4 2 S - 8 3 Use»-«7oo

LATHE (JPERATOR0«l».

w -o s ttlAWWCAWt/LAWpeCAWWq

Arm aaaklng raaponalbla todbkduG. Long boura Mon-SG. tranaporta-

- ' 45^3220LAWN C U r m and LGtdaoapa

' Drivor'a Manoo and

manaurata wbb abGty. For a groaning londaoopa 6 m Appta Landaoaptog

londaoopa 6 nuraory company.ng 313-a35-b06il

LAWN AMUNTBtANCE PEORLE tor AG 6 port bma bma

•M 4bb6LAWN kAAJNTSNANCE oa toobtog tor help Exparlonoa a pAia but nG

522-4131LAWN MAIKIViANCE

Loektog tar SuparddMr 6 Craw

baipbil. Good pay. Ful 6 p ^ bma 425-3SbO

LAWN AlAINTBiANCC PERSON Claan OG 6 dopandabto la a muG.

pay. Expartanoa pratorrad but ■ 37S-3154

LAWN AIAINTEHANCC 6 LANOBCAPC LABORERS

2 4 yaara laeGtona.

JAWTORbU.

Daarbam•33-1575

Uvonla - 714. 61475 • AESMaggerN

Troy • Croefea R a G Bto I

oftor DonlaL AaaMb 6 Ma atauranoa to M amployaaa Tranaportabon r a

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C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S

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W i n n e r sY our T ickets

A re In The M ail.

J. Tucker R. Thoren

R. Chouinard E. HayterR. Garay

D. Maloney E. Burley J. Lee D. Klem D. Darby D. Williams M. Ellison T.Bell

0 . Demayer M. Watson T. Damman K. Clark W. Lima

YOOR PBBMUL PGOPIE C O nEC TMTO PUCE YIXBI IB CAU m-BKOO

JEWELRY SALES

F a rm in g to n H M t lin t )ow alry M o ra aaafcing M U m a la la a p a ra o n . S t l a aa x p a r i a n c a ra q u lra d .

810-855-0040S aT aB w eS

r grewlna preeiBon teG 6 dto. yra intoanum aitoo

LAWN lAAiNTEMANCE.company aaaklng aatl

bma. axpartonoa AGpAd 43B 53biLAWN AtAINTENANCE

Pub/part bma. Exparlonoa nG nao- OMory. town " abtoUrontolarea-CM 4b3-03bl

tPta todMGM to do toimabgabon.-------- ~ tog. oourtor 4 othG

Cowunon aonM 6 to*

473S, Troy. Ml,» to: P O . Baa

LAYOLfT GOG 6 I abto to read prtoto. Pub Ainga bane-

Limousine Driverstrain. MuG bo 35 yra. g oldar.

‘ A G part bma. Cal2iM-4732

LTVE-IN CARE gNG A woman V7 daua/wk. Room 4 board

tatary. CM batwean bam 6pm762-6257

LOADBIQAiNLOAOINO Are you totGoGad to a PART TbdE JOB loodtog/untoadtoo up to 70 paunda. working 13-20 boura a weak, and rnakkHjJN^tour? UPS la now aooapdng appbeabona tor M G Ma irl-oounly area loeettona. TYwoa ora pGmanant PART TIME poa*

a only, ff you are intoraGed taa oak, Neva name and numbG

Gdy 313-333-1112LOCAL DRIVERS, pickup 6 da»iwn'. DetoeM area. MuG have otoGi MVR. pickup 4 dGArary axperlanoa. Union

7260 ObL DelreM. 3414330

M ACHINIST TRAINING

(Cpiaga CradMa)

paraona may quaify IF ^ mMfitolai iratotog pleoament eaalaianoe. Htob Diptome G GEO regGredT CM Amyal:

and Mb

Manry Ford Communby Ofltoe G Corporate Traintog

AU AROUND matotonanoa 3 ro- pM Wagaa oommanaureta wBb an- partonea 6 abBN. Apply to paraon Mot. - FrL, Mm fpm. 22300 MIddlebeb Rd.. (N. G 5 mbo)

kAAJNTetANCE paraon wWi^ ^ o M a rtan o a ra

pidA oondonowtadga G CGpantry, b. to^Glon.CGby. 37V6bGI

HOTEL MAJNTENANCC - prertoua axpartonoa pratanaP. vnbaoay Suhoa Soutobald. Appi 2A100 FranUto Rd..

GROUNDSPERSON/ MAINTENANCE

VMoga Qfoan Managamant Compo- p ro p e l manny. a loedtog prc. .

brm B aatodna bordwortlng. reb- ab la Individuala for throegroundtparaon poaMtona. Two A ^ bmo poMtonapoBbona and ana part-bma

G an apartment eommunity to Troy.

ttoa. gonorG maintonaneo G grounda. upkeep G common aroM

appboanto GiouM appA to paraon Mon-frt 10am 4pm ok

VILLAGE PARK O F TROY A PA R TM EN TS

600 COACHAIAN DRIVE TROY. Ab. 46033 (310)3334737

VBaga Green aupporta a drug-Aea. amoke-iraa amdronmarw

An Equal O ppûnby CwpleyGMAO • Part b •ebaduto 33/br.

LOCKER ROOM ASSISTANT Fg MaedowtroM Country CAib to

3434300 OG 233.LOOKMQ FOR

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bard wortitog 4 paraonabia. Raauma to: Amartcan Cemputor Exebanga, 341A3 Hagoarty, Farmtogton HBa.

48. Mto; Brondto ItoppG.Ml 43338LOOSEiy WANTTO • Naad 34 pOG pia to looaa uMgbt noM No

^ ihlgb cream. 513433-3014Aeabilpptof.

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to aiaamGa ouGom rablgarabon aqGpmeG Raoani tacb aGioG graduatoa g maohina toG aapar*

to pipa AMng. aGdarlito. «* ’ 4 garwral aaaambiy bototol

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MACHME OPERATORCNC

opening. Ail obont eanabi

^ ^ reauma o ^ . to:►O Bee 405. PtyfwuB Ab 4bl70MACMINI OPERATORB oontrobad on lent banaBt 6•I 6 wage

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LlAtINO AGENT Canton m * oampNa i

3 banuoM ONLY tX P tR * N 0 » N «D A PPtn

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Light IndustrialHanlMn Twg beaad piaaba AgaO'

G oemparw toGitog tor awG atora/aaeametora

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MACHME OPERATORB

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iabto meantoa aegiara t ^ anb m tbn j^ Aba iMrtinjtoraiMart anb b

Apply to pareGi t rOiba. BtorMaHto. Pliba Ni G 11 Mbg

4134100 to Plymouth

MAIL CLERKThe POURABOABLE Graup. toe., a property managamant oompar>> to Farmtogton HBa. aaoka rabobto, hard working todNiduG tor mM Clark poaWort tooludM poafkto mab, 6 gartorg ofRoa duba^ naalbla a* tomoon. part-bma boura. PtoeM apply to pareon Alon. - R l. 311am 4 2-4pm g 3230b W 13 MM Rb.. Buito 360. FGmtogton HBa.

An Equg Oppertunby EmpioyG

MAILROOMCLERK

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tor a Alabroom dark.

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vdan Cby. AM 423-3baAn ■puai Opperemby ImpioyG

AIAINTBNANCB PtRBON m a 4

pab gUM aa wM aa budraubc. ( trie 4 pneumegc eaparlanea Mug be egl oiartor wW good I

btotary to: Baa #5b4 ObaoruG 4 ioeonirtc

LNonto Ab 441b0

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aa MR BLOW GAR

•13733174bMAMCUMBT/NAIL T80M

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AURKETMO/COIBdUNCATlONB/ ■UB>G33 MAJOR ' moM poabton ceerdlnagng to i pumabeng auanta CM TnTraMGbt-

4434030

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Lent t EaeabiraqiGak DagraaapAm. Pratoaatorv

A R B O R T E M P S 4 5 8 -1 1 6 6

MAMTBtANCf PERSON. Ful bma. Apartment eGuptoa eipertonoe neo-

• • • •

MAMTOtANCE POSmON thanoa raqulrad AAM Ma

g la hove own tranaportabon

Aportmanta 34200 LGhrup BNd.. Sewthbold. All 46076MAINTENANCE PERSON tor torga ap t oommunby to Canton/Waattond area. muG have prertoua apt mak>- lananoa axpartonoa 4 good rator-

m. CxcMant woga 4 banabt toga Apply to paraon G The

Croognga At Canton. 3375 Mortoy- traa BNd. Canton

MARKETINGSUPPORT

PROFESSIONALSTala aarvtoing PoGbona

(NON SALES)EVENINQ A SS IG N M E N T S

M o n -T h u r* 6 -1 1 p m

$8.50 per hourWa are loGdng>G indNtfkiato etoo bawa a ooboga beckgrtMnd. eutoom- G aervtoa axpartonoa wbh outolarto-

verbg akBi rwd a «ery protoa-gong appaararwia to work on aGotoG tar aR a ^ a toMtog MtaNgeri

B M to taGtootaian marketing aokitlorw Aw our o3 ante bob) domaabc and totomaH0(v at Wa employ oug 300 paopta and are amotto Abcfiigan'a tap 100 toG- aG growing buainaaaaa. Wa work

orito and bpua ofboaa wGldadda. Ptaoaa aortd oowg lottor 4 to;

MAINTENANCESAOOU CREEK APARTMENTS

to Nog to curm by aeaklng on tod* vtduG to Join our matoantonoa toam Thto to an a r ^ toug p o o l^ .

applytoparaon at 433bb Okabon. Noto.. Ml 44376 GOM

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANPtaobe oontainG mamdacturG totooktog k aton wbb and atoMrtanoa to tba tobowtng:

Hydraubc4pnm Wgdbwakai •ag e akKlrlcg I

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Wa oftor a Bood wega 4 banabt to c k y . an aw yan t appotaffty G aovanoamani- Plaaaa apply to Mieon Aton-FrL, bam 6pm: 1361 bx Rd.. Wooband, (S. G Ford.)

An Equg Opportunity EmptoyGMAINTENANCE TECHNtCiy i tar rabramanl oommunity to Canton. Expartanoa raqulrad In haeting. eoMng 4 pAanbIng. Salory pkw banoMk On-oM paGbon tootodtog on aba apartment CM: 357-3100 ,

An Equg Opportunby EmptoyG

MAINTENANCETECHNICIAN

Vbtoga Groan Mar)agamant Company. •agamant Arm. to oaotong an orgp- ntoodaor -aab atartor to wGk oa a toob-

an^jbrtmarM oommunby to

PERSONNEL D IRECTOR^34115 WEST 13 ABLE f

SUTTEEOO FARAUNQTON HILLS. Ml. 43331 An Equg Opportunity EmptoyG

MARKETINGTRAINEE

Leeg ofboa G a natiorig organtn- ptopto. wb*a tawgood

tog to wtortt bard and GUARANTEED 335.000 5rMtoeoma. CM Shabe. 2637111

AUTERIAL3 AIANAGER UgM computor axpartonoa wna tram moovema momou Sand raauma 4 aatory Natory la;

ObaarvG 4 Eooontfic Nawapopara 24251 Schootoraft Rd.

UvontoAb 44150

MEATCUTTOl-CMMeithaw 2332474

MEAT CUTTER - Fub bma G AB bma AtoG Appronttoo. Apply to pG- aon Mort toru Frt.. 11am to 3pm G

■OB‘3 FARM MARKET 21310 W. WorrerL Wooband

AIEAT DEPARTAIENT: CountG Hgp Aj3tkna. no SGtdaya g tola auon- toga. Good banabta 1744 W. Mapto rZ. tlrmtoghgn. 644:6610MtCHAMCAUY toebnad pareon tar

' r gtop. Apply to peraon iGtootareft, LNonto, *36 3

423-323023450 i

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paopta atm and a

pareon Aton Ri 10am Ipm a t

O A K S O F H AM PTON A PA R TM EN TS

OORCHMTmAPT »223 M u J . Ab. 46307ROCHEBTVI

(310)353 5431

dmg4rae. amoAwlrea arwtronmani

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MABfTOIANCE ABBMTANT rib to

MAbfTtMANCE ABBMTANT rt bma, to aaalat a*

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3 patobng blag poabton tor toubixt CM to

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townedCtoeperdng to laaktog tor an d inGwtonanoa porean to

G raaidar)ltoi preparty

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tom ratob baobG Stop to Farming M nN Bk3dtoto,l33 t l3 6 7 l5MAKE-Ub ARTMT -

MANAOEAWfT FOBmON

tor meibaG. dantol. 431K end paidtgeobon Brtog raaume gG a aereon G 4iPb3 Ford Rd. C He phene oGB ptoeee

MECHANICOwn

AbgM837-Wif

iGNgMa.li • 5l0-4a• to 435 4600

5151 Box 3135AIEOHAWC • FOR MgM rapab. A* tamoona. Hourty plua ooaMmidn Soma axpartonoa 6 tooto raquaretf

' Rau'aMoWI. 17111 temtog- toomG G 3 AGeL Livento

522-0330A prtrR ton hi.

MEClIAIbC. moGionlei baipiG 6 re-

baobng 6 IbGKabiy

Mb paraon ooaBm wqa G Ja ir 627-3753

MECHANC Racadtam Oob OoGea. Hunbngtan Wooda RB tone bane- •la. 401K. 33-613 an bOG

(310)3431347MECHAMC TRABfEE • Ml G part Bwa ppabton. MBO ta atari Apph to aariGi.3b333W «

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MACHINE TOOL ALL TRADES

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MACHINE TOOL

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to pngram an Fonea

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MAPfriNANCE PIRBOM Gwe, raaponaBPa aareen le m rapdnd inGwiananaa to A I eemnwadiy TAto to mg a t»e in gbon ConGdqlaaA

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• OnyohMow• Worho dtoctly wNh Production

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VALE ATAMPdfO 00. 1A0A6 W. DAVISON OETNOIT. Ml 4A223

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PAMTERS M I M Apartiwant Mt A Root auba. dapandaPla. oapart •Rood or WA irdn. AA.IO-M/hr

portoMcn Sand raoumo A work aa* partonoalaSea i l l :OOMrvor A Eoaonoic Mawopapira

Uwonia Ml 4A1A0PAMTERS A HELPERS

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PAMTERS NEEDEDAS8D-A7A0/

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PLANS EXAMINERPA RT-TIM E

t>m Cnwiw T o m N p o( w w SkMfRAdd M aaoking ouaSladpAnnM lor Wo paMMori al Plana Ea- onOnar. part-Wna to iha SuMna ~ partmant Tha Duecaathil appl gidar Vw dfacSen of tha Md Oiraciar wAI rovlaw oonalrui dooimianta to anaura oA naoaaaary Mfomatlon and parmN raeuiro marda havo boon mat AppAoant •hauw haua dia aM ty to rodaw a t typaa cf propeaad oonaduetton to anaura compBartoa iHth aM State. Local bubdng oodaa ond Zoning or<

•ooaahfnhialoni orw a rnMnaon of I yaara of aRportanoa M buBcAng oonolruolton auparhtaton or buBdow Mpadony plan raylaw. MUST ALdO SC RCO- MTEREO AS A PLANS EXAMPtER WITH THE STATE OF MICHIQ^ aooordMg to Iho Stolo Conotruedon Codo Act 64 of tho Pubic Acta of 1AM or tho obdly to obtain a raglO' tfoBon wtttan A moniha. Thia la a

I’llma poiMon of A14.00 por hour. 26<A6 houra came muat apply M paraon uMl July A. 1AA4 at Ata Paraonnoi Oapwi* mani. 4AA0 Watnui Lake Road.

An Equal Opportunity EmptoyorPLANT LOVEiy to waaw 6 maintain plania- ^ a n traniporto* tton. RaA M Wa pay mBaaga P v t 6 kd bma. Contact. ^ 2 4 0 0

PHOTOORAPHSR/CLERK FuA Bma or part tima. la work In plaatic aurgory ofticia. Moot hatw^-A

workirig oKpartanoa In at aiuotodfe or photo lab. Ewal-

tarn working ooridWona. 867>1A22PLANT MANAOER: Handa-«i for powder footing operation- Knowf*

of aA aapocia of powdar ooai ayolama. Good with pwopM lion. Apphr A400 Rondo Or.,Canton. Mon.-Ftl. Aam Apm

PLUMPERumayman (m/Ranari*

M raoMantlol work Good wagoa.CaAA«n-4;30pm 47A-2A40

PLUMBERSPlumbing 6 hoabng oontractor haa opaninga for State of MioMgon ^ oanaad pkimbara. Tha pramrad

amMImuniof A yra aipartanoa in Aght oommarMaf and/or tnadiuttonal rapid A raplooo- moM work. Good oral A wrttton communloallon akda ora a muol. Tha oandWata «dl ba woA voroad In currant State of Michigan plumbing codaa. Wa raqudo a phyalcal Indu^ mg drug acroanlng. Intaraated oarv dldataa ahouM oaA A10-A44-AA23POOL ATTENDANT - Part Wro. Ughi dubaa. Badbla howa. Rod tar HAM area. $4 M an hour la aiart Adi for Judy. AUM7S-AA1A

P O O L P U T T ERINGhelp wanted. raAabla A hard work'

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Floxibio houra. Am Iv Sunahino Acuro. 34AOO

batwoan A A A mia.

PORTER mmv •apod ahop

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PRESS/SMOERY/OaAwory Pcroon lor Arm Arbor print diop Muol hove

good oar.

PRESSERExpartanoad far buay dry oManar In WeaBand-CaiAtoA: 721-A2A1

I ond UAMy praooora na_ bma 20-A6 houra/waak

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P R E S S O P E R A T O R / R EPA IR P E R S O N

CMan, aSMtanf matol alamping taolL by aoaka aoaactotoa aapartarwad In

ary booed or aapahanem. Appfy or- e T A E b t i 'irlol Or.. F4y«

170 (aeroao from UwMyal3;, 300 mduMrtel Or.. PlyRWdh. MlrP R € S S O P E R A T O R S

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A ntghi INfM. CadPRtSS PERSONS

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★ FRMTl R’i HELPER ASOM AAO ond bdMory an- parMnea. P^miouth aroo.

PART TIMETRANSPORTER POSITION

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inuMoMd miMdihdiaOaoktng ta workdy and auatama r jartM a mWar a MOTi asprooaR. Pfoadeai wanea wm pagroA and pareendPMOW P PO San 1A4 Rayd OM. Mt 4A0S7

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PAYCHEX INC.

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p i r s o h n e l / p a v r o l l / a c -c o m m pAYASLi FSRSOii

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m m paraon at CdouSa OklA.CapRoi. u t - -

tanR A .S o fh fSPRMTMQ COMPANY MaoMd M uwh rww maiwnw mr awmury www bpartanaa cn 0 ttonSord-Sorg aoF Moor pratarrad AggRr in aaraan ak Web Ewimoa Prtwing. A tm Oao-

PRMTiNO«Qtfoaf Pnaaa OgorMw aa naaaaaory SanadtaApMôl ASAIASMnddo.

OPMtATOR oampwiy aaM* aroia qudt-

ly. t ootar dwai Md prana osdp- mant Dark room MtowladEji • AA* Sand miMta A aMary mqtOramorda

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Mr Am oedMA AToew ^ M f d -aoriH Rhe houa • high oahoal dM4dma A • •AM7 ' a l ^ A

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P R O fE S S lO H A t V O ICESGrooi aummor Rb aggortunilii aot- Mng appelndRdiM at FarwiMfion MMa datang aardoa.

• EwonMg A woahand houra CaSAdam.. KPROSRCSSfVl METAL STAMPING COMPANY « aeoapang appAooSona dqm y a dMd AidhAduaM tar Iho toAowdig pcoM

mdMduoM for Mbricalinn A am My. WMng to train A appAoonM an

banadM A an aRooSant ogportunby to foM a oempony fhd M aRpandMg. A p ^ In paraon er aand reeume IOC

espa A Ciompa Ihdudrtoa liOAO Koal Saroat

Plymouth. MI.4A170.Atdc Human Raaourcaa Manogar

PROPERTY MANAGER Condo aaporMnoa proMrrad. Knmd- edge of maintananco and ftnanolai prooaduraa ha»M. Contact Tim at W-ASAO or Mx raauma B4A-1S44

PROPERTY SUPERVISOR PfNEWOOO TRACS IA A

narrtProfaaeional Picparty I Arm haa an opening for a Property SuparvMof at Pinowood Trace Apartmanta, a 14A unb apartment eommunby M Woodhawan. MMhI-

OiiaAiart oandidetaa ahouU havo batwoan one A two yaara of on aNo managamont wRh auparwMory aaparMnea. They muol hove a prow- an raoerd of MadoraMp diMa. book

Id budgeting ORparianoa a ganoral undorNandng of apart mani iwalntananca. asnobant corn-

loom pMyar tfiM M mothralad to auceaea. haua a recant modal car and ba prnfaaNonal in both appear anea ond aitbuda. and ba oompiRH Marala (WordPorMct A Lolua 123). ThM M a hii bma colanod pooMon

LMng an aba M not raquirad. aand yeurfoaumo. aaMry fiM-

ond 0 cower Mftar to: EbMon WlWa Oo.. 33A C EManhowor Pky., SuMa 2. Arm Arbor, Ml 4A10A.

An Equal Opporiunby EmptoyorPROTOTYPE FASRCATOR > mucl bo probcMnt M ihoot mom . model maMng. tntafco A CRhouot mondoM cenobuetton. Adb moohMng, n - prMo A buAd tocM Or Mdunng •ulo A MduMrMI work. MIG A TIG woidlrig. Cai between A Apm, 2A1-0M0rtJ««nMPROTOTYPE MACINtbiT - CNC

irM a MbH. Mud bo obM to roodprtnM A bubd leeM A fbdurlng for auto A MuoirMi Iota. Cob botwoon 3-Apm. 81A ati-OOAO/LluoRla

P ubH c S a M y O ffloar

inefudng bonobta; ondêrt-bme. 1A houra por week.

RoaponaMAbMac a uMbtlng patrol of oampuo. groundo and MeSIMo; waBUng and atandng required Mr petroM to e q u a l^ proMmoialy AAM of aaoignad ohm. One year raiatod warn me- partanaa or aophemora aland- mg in CJ or ourrarN ooourby program AA.A0 -A7J7/hour to atort. Sand roourRO or oppN in poroon: MAOONNA UNfViRSt- h r, AAtOO AuhoclerMI Rood. LMonM. Ml 4A1AS-1tn. ASn Humon Rooeurooo - PSO EOAAS

P U A C H A S iN Q /B U Y E n

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A R B O n T E M P S 4 5 8 -1 1 6 6OUAUTY ASSURANCE MANAGER Hondo on MmSar MM powderoooSng. loabng uA utum ubui ro> aulromonta. Appkr 3400 Nendo Or.. &nten, Man.-M Aam Apm

QUALITY ASSURANCE AUOrr OR ManuMobatng oampny noado i mabaa mdhmlutf wi

mg Apply M p o rw

im iL a u v R o tMLNORM. kb . 4A1A0

OUALfTY CONTROL

marudacturlng M PlymauSi. OM

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OUT OuoMy Cantrei A Oapi' Knawtodga of print

t poroon to work M

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REAL ESTATE CAREER

AAtSfOOUST CONSCSStTfOUtT

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PEACHWOOOMN SAOO W. South Shd.

Ob 1-7A and M-AS)

RE8IOENTIAL AIDES - fHOdad tor rtoood head mfury hema. Ploaoo

A41-7410.

RETAIL M A N A G ERS 6 S A L E S A S S O C IA T E S

Gaga A Gbta. kbeMgan't Mat growing humor oord A gbl ohain amka OKparlartoad Managamont CandL dataa A SaMa Awooielia tor fUA A

or FrL tor mtormobon. Uuonla, Can- lOTL Waabond. W. Sloombald, R ^ ohaator HMa. Royal Oak A Water- lord. Atk tor Kathy at: Sbl-1717

RETAIL

Parry Drug Storoa, too. M tasking CtaWar and Pharmacy Holp tor ad of our UvonM Storoa Al ahbM O' abto. PrarMiaii oftorad tor UWMgM •hW. Apply al any UwonM ttcraRETAIL SAI.FS FARN Extra Money Looidng tor frtondM prolaaotonN to- dhtduMi to totroduoa now produota

hours. ExoMant pay A tooonbuaa.A16-SA7-M10

NATIONS LARGEST SbtGLE FLY ROOFMO CO.

M toektog tor hard working omptoy- aaa, no aapartanoa naoaaaary Good •tarbng wa g ^ A hotpbiMobon banabla. tounadUda opaninga auab- abla. TranoportaMon A tatophona are a must. Drug tala workptooa. EOE, fob oonttogant on drug aoraon. Apply a t 3AA41 Abnob Or.. Waol-

ROOFtNO LASORER8

Tranaportabon a muoL 4IADAAA

ROOFCRt NEEDED Must hwm knowtodga A aquipmantto oomplata rooAng profacta.

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R O O F E R S N EED ED

ROOFMO COMPANY raqidraa fuB I paraon with conveyor to ' (-BR and werohouaa ORporMi

8 Nary based on obouo knowtodga and peN ratoranoaa. For miantwa reply to 3 igS3 A Mia Rd.. UvonM

ROUGH CARPENTER fixpartorma naodad to frtfyr t a key pereon to e ir growing fuA aor^doe oompany. Ploaoaoab: f l 3-AA6 4gAQ

ROUTE DRIVERSWanted Mr toN^Hoad amdronmont Must have oheulMurt Aoarwa A knowtodga of Iha trt-cour^ a y . WG train. Appfy to paraon. Monday- Frtdey. batwaan 10 tpm at:AA3 Manutocturari Orfva. Now- burgh/Charry HG area. Waaband

route SALESrtMMNAGEMENT TRAMEE

Far Oatreb. Atarttog HgM A Woyna ma Laedtog todutartN unborwi

rantol ciompeni hat A

Nra to grow to a paopM ortontad buNnooa. 20K 4 . madtoN banobM. 401K. enabnn. CBiagt »a must

ftonlN AbOO lAlh Si Oatreb.

AALEB REP- PfbfOC r To 323,000 Mofor tewtpeny.

Centar AggrabM, too paM Emptoymant r Agy 8OM000

SALES ASSMT ANT dad tor buoy GraiM

_ .M. Mum ba abto tope entry 00% af too day. EimerMwea

aeftwem a erblon

Eftocbia arN A • amuN

Sand raeuma A aalartr maulramaret la: 20777 CentrN Park Shd. Subs 173. iBMhbNd. Ml 4 « 7 f. A OM. or IM te; A lO-AAf-tOAASALES PERSON. fOlohon A Seto.

10 yoort taearMnoa. part tor M MRS

• 10 AOA 2041

pSALSS A PHOTOGRAPHER poabtorw avaiobto • Fui bma. Cab velee meie A Meve mea-

SCAMbTRESSfS farISfS far wecomtog tor fuB igurad woman D ONLY I M TO

SECURTTY

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HEALTHCARE

BUI Review AnalystsH ealthcare COM PARE Corp., the largest independent managed care provider in the country, has immediate openings for Bill Review Analysts in our Livonia office.

Qualified candidates will have tnowl- edge of medical/hospital bill review, and be proficient in typing and KLkey by touch. W orkers’ compensation experience preferred. Michigan fee schedule knowledge helpful.

We offer a copipetitive salary and an excellent benefits package, ^ n d resume to: H ealthcare COM PARE Corp., 790 Riverpoint Drive,

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(313)001-0130UMTCD HOME CARE SERVICES 3300 Canton Cantor Rd.. #330

CaiPon. Ml 40107

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HOME HEALTH AfiCO CarlMod and/or aapartoneod

Emflam pay A bonaOlaFAAPLY HOME CARE

(0101230-0001 (313)(010)AaOM77

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UNTTH) HOME HEALTH SERVICES 3300 Canton Cantor Rd.. aSOO

Canton. Ml 40107HYQIEMST NEEDED tor prcgraa- itoa doafwtoar dantal pracPoa. Ful A part oma poaPlona palaw a tar anarpaPc, aaP-mottoalad loam y ara. naatola hra.. aanaPla. CalOtona. 303-3112HYOICNIST • Part Pma A/or lampo- rary. Mtotoiwn*2 yaari aiparlanoa

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Moa oRioa to N.W. auburb. Mual

Madtoal Poaotona. 3 l7 i i VanSom. Taytor. Ml 46100.

MBMCAL ASSISTANT Part Ima Iram 12 6pm. 4 daya a

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loaloryA47SS300L AM tor Karan.

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lamOypraottoa.2thra/«f«i. 730-1160

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Fui Oma. pari-Oma A poaRlona malabia to worii to'our 0rov4nq nolaiork of madtoal cantara.

a 1 yr. fnaa pratorably to a

primary cara/tomly pracOoa madL cot ofRoa. CarOfloatlon A CPRprafwred.

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muM Mual ba hard wortUng and dapandiOto. Cal Pal batwaan

436-0070

background dHtoad. Raawna A cov- ar tollar to: P.O. Son A6067. Waal-

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naoaaaary, 434.63MaaktorPhytoa

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MEDICAL RECEPTIOM8T For LNorda waa. Ful-Oma.

Expartanoa pratorrad.Aah tar Nancy or OM. 474-0144

MEDICAL R E C E PT IO N IS T MEDICAL A S S IS T A N T S

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Qraal aalwtoa ACM Diana Donor. 610-6S3-1170

Harpar Aaaociaiaa.20070 MIddiabaW Farmtoglon HMk Mi 4S334

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SOT8FORO MBIICAL MANAQ6MEHT SERVICES MEDICAL RECORDS CLERKS

2 part tkna poiMMito wOh Raxibla26000 Grand RNar

M ED ICAL C O LLE C TIO N S P E R S O N

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madtoal oflloa. Madto oompuiar ayalam. MorvFrL 0-6. Oeed bana- Ota. Sand raauma toe

Box 130Obaarvto A Eccaniric Nawapapara

30251 achootorafi Rd.Uvonto Ml 40160

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3 daya/wk. nf ankiQ 3-doolor p»aftfAt CxparL enceâgecam a only. Sand maunw

Obaarmr A Booanbfc Nanapapara 30251 ScnootoraR Rd.

Uvanla Ml 46150

houra and achadutoa. duOas tockido: phoTto, Ring, and chart dal raponatomiM Raaumaa to:

5060 Schooler. Oawbom. Ml 46136MEDICAL TRANSCRiPTiONISTS

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HaaOh Cara FralaaatorwiB (010) 367-7080NURSE ADES

FM A Fart tana. Al ahdia. Ftank in Manor. 10000 Franfcin Rd.,

NURSE AIDES

PRIV A TE DUTY S T A R T AT

$ 6 .5 0 /H O U Rna Caaaa AvMabto Nowl

- Start immadtoOelyi • Bonuaaa/BarwOla■ Carttoad or 6 yra. anpartanca

AMERISTAFF INC 288-2270

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Troy. CM Corwda; A10110-1430

O FF IC E M A N A G ERSurgtoal NMdaily offtoa to SouthiBid. 110-660-7786

Op OaoeaL 3434 E. 6 MOa Rd.. LMI4B39M 4B304. Alin PUB

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CxoaMm pay. Sal your houra. (610)230-60B3

FAMILY NURSE CAPtEOPHTHALMOLOGY praettoa

Ophthalmic anpartonoa raquirad. • 610.433-4600

0161 Bon 0000

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(Mtoutoa OR t-76 and M-66)RN-HOMECARS

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30261 Behootorafl Rd. Uvonto kb 46160

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471-4166

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478-1729

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Truitanbd FLEXECUnVC SALES nandd Sorhooo P oftaring a

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630 Man Saaking Woman

ABOUT • MiwprA. iMndMtTM A

•M . com* w60t ma Mo ttw (weontt nuM. ElornN tow* «M b« ours.

• 44019ABOUT mr. tsi. iMndtoms, qfm* ••fiM of humor. oriNOc. aOvuntur- out. vory in4Miijont Abouf you, •msn. Mssy. n m a atbscBM Col ms. I Oon't bllo (only mbOML

• 44417ABSOLUTELY AthNst dfvorcod teMM mois. 4A. ri**. 170. Mry long

620 ManSaaking Woman

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621 Woman Saaking 621 Woman Saaking 621 Woman Saaking

CAMOLE UGHT for VOO And mort is wsWng from ttm AS, A'lS”. ISA lb. wMM msM. Ossrcbino tar OM sbocM Mdy 10 snisr MS Ms.

• 443S9

/HANOBOME. whRs msta. AS. r i .ISA ibs. protasMonM. M. non>•molisr. siôy ouWoors. wssfcsnd trips. Sssfc Mtrscthfs. s^Mnturous. stagta wNM tamsta. 2S>AA • 44A33 tor eompsMcnsMp

SmMs- Otacir non smoiisr. Dipinssr, mindsd. homsbo^- Sssfcs thin, tsi.

S3. A1 '.hssBhy. TENDER. CARMO, ataQls whits mMs. 42. A ft., 1A0 ibs. tssks whits tamsta. A(M2 yrs. lor dtalng ouL

7 44174motelss. bowSns, quM svsni^ A wsSit tor rsIsttonsNp •4414S

CARINQ. AS. brown hsir. 5'S ', 170 ibs. prsst guy toolUng tor orsst girf to ipsnd Itas SKpsTtartess ww. sports Motetas. tan. Don't wsM oM nos4 •AAITA

HAVE FUN THIS SUMMERI TaA. iwidBoms. scOvs. dspsndsbta.

qims. hei tubs. csts. Hsdon Clubs, gold Sseks tamsta. •AAAtAA DEARBORN Singta Whilt Msta. AA. A', lao Ibs. wnptaysd. pssNon- als A sdtesnhirous sssks ths « dsssy gsf sroimd 50 tar |ust bsing normsL ^ 4 4 ÂDVENTUROUS. CONFIOENT. « •nd sftrscdvs whits msta. sgs 34. opsn mtadsd to msny iWusltans,

AFFECTIONATE, dtaorcsd wNIs msta. 30, non-smoksr. 3*. 3L stirsc* Nta tallhtai. ssnss ol humor, ro>

out IrlsnitaMp. AmM OMi Arss. LOI S esptars poesibiitas •4 4 0 9 3AFFECnOI4ATE MM-tookla i rEntata soft, bftdng. wottas. dinino ouL non wwoAsr OssAing sfhils tamsta 42>S0. tor (rtsndsNp or pss-

ALMOST to bs dtaoresd wMIs msta. ■itracIhM AO yssrs old. 9fl-f mus-

f morning/ • 44339

ALWAYS LOVEABLE, whils Chris- itan. s r . 176 tas. 30’S good hssMh outdoor psrson Sssking honssi Mrv> esrs rstsitanMiip rrs ftisl s phons oMi swsy. Msw srss • 44477AmbMous sln^s whits mMs. bfttInQ. d s n s , bssttng . picnics %i, ■trswbsrry Monds. btas syss. slgM- (y Qi STS sight, sssks tamsta tar tan IMSS A rsMtonship •4 4 3 4 3iSiBWIO protasMonN. stbscfttes A i t non MwMtag. Mngs whAs mstaMW 30'S ssMttaQi.......................gsnt womsn 2D-30i w/ssnss of humor Musi sporMlsta rsmentle swerWigsAen|eybeebng •4 4 4 9 1

CONCERT tassr - targs. whits msta 39, snjoys csmpMig. conosrts, bowl mg. Businsss oawtsr ssMu youngsr wfMs tamMs tor ELO Corcsrt ArstaStansMp. • 44294

Bthiottc, stirscthw compsnion Erv rsslflo 44259

ley msny acthtltas Trsst ywrssif (e qusMy Don't miss out!

SINGLE MALE. sttrsciNs. 27. r . 170 Bta.. sihlsitc. sducsisd snd ploysd sssAino an stirsctiws singta IsmsN who is sssy going, coring

1 gMng. Rochsstsr arss. • 44431

IF YOU ARE Nngta. looA good m i swSn suft. would Mis s aummor o

, toughs A romanos Issdmg le..I s lingta whits fTMis. 37. 9*11,

SINQLE msta mM Oschshund gon- ttomsn bsoFs tamsta any br amsA, tar romsmic rstallonship.

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TO THE FOINT Smgta whits mMs. stt iscUvs. 24, tmptoysd. consi- dsrs ta A vary rsapscttai. SssAins kind, whils awn Ms. 13-25, undor 130, no kids, tor htandsMp. nwyOs mors, tal’s tail, a l oafts rslumsd

• 44474

ATHLETIC. AHRACTIVE. 5'7. lAO tas., N. Woodward protaaatanaf Saaks non smoking partnar. 40-30. with anthuMaam for proisaMonM sports, travsl A who aharas a passion tar ssMng A downhM s k O n ^

CONSK>ERATE. pattaM. undar- standlng. taka eharga. saasrtfixs tiNta mala. 47. etaan. standw saafcs

175 taa.. aconomtaaty. amobonaty. phyMcsdy 31, nloa looking man, ca l ma. •44931

OonlnharMa. 7 44235KNOW YOU RE OUT THERE!

Whfia mala. 47. etaan. outa atandm.

mg s k ^ black tamsta. 19-36 ww Hkas Mking. racfrtg, dinini

• 4929

TRY THIS SPECIAL GUY . protaa atarwl 43. S '10 ' whha sasks Mnoars woman w/sanaa of hunor tor dbimg.dancing, movtaa. ptayt Lootang tor

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ATTRACTIVE rubanaaqua. Mngla whfta lamata. 33 taima god. tannia, torsign Mms Makaa grsal choootala chip cooktas Saafcs profaaalonM, 36-45 wrth skrMar mtereets.^ 44302

yra.. who Hkas Mking. out. hWa okay

VERY HAN060AAE gwittamMi. alh- protaaMonM. 37. S'tO” . lAOtaa.

AWESOME REDHEAD • S'3 ' Birmingham snirapranauf saaks eias- ay. mtaMgant. aducatsd ganctaman, 50-30, lor axetUng. tan. committad

fttorwhlp • 4575A

HAPPY. ATTRACTIVE. mdapandvM aingla whMa Ismata. 34. t asks nauar marrtad whfta msta 27-40 Ars you honaat. taMng. hwrfwrous. aftracllya A ganbamanly? Cal ma. WAASIILIFE IS for sharing 8 taking dspfssd non-smoksr. 40-90 to sn-

nvsrsallon. • 49243

ioymovtaa wRh sams.LOOKiNQ tor somaona ovar 40 to shara good Omaa with. I snfoy oourt- try mualc. rsnMng ctaaalc Wdaoa. Must hstes aanaa of humor AV A antay

• 4 4 ^

TY7ENTY-SEVEN A dNoroad whftatomato Nloa looking, tal ftaursd t ■ • ........................ im adatttooamg. Osftmg back mio ms dating gama. Saaking altraolNa mtaMgant entatoyad mala tor fhandaMp. pOBM- bta rstaOonsMp. •44324VIVACIOUS Aftocdonala Lady, 49. saaks sincara roi imokar. an|oys |ta gon. mg, mo Ass, dining in A out. tor

CREATIVE, good looking, 29. S’l*-

s4ih grsst msnSors. good idssa, mcrsdtals ambWon A lota of God

long term. occaMonal retaMonehip with MmAar tamsta. 29-40 •490A 1

skkng. aaMng. sports cars, Ass thisSar A camping. Staking a vary apsetM lady tor oompantanaMp A mora. •44903

INTELLIQENT SCLF-smployad 01- voroad wWta mala 9'tO" 249taa 43

SINQLE WHITE MALE 41. tradllkirwi vafuaa. Camoic. mar- rtags ortantad. protaaalonal

• 44239

•m . anrsetivs lady. 24-90. tar nogamous rstaMonship • 44290

{lousy dsnosr). Sssks whfta tamsta 19 or toss who la apontansous/

witty tor companlofMMp •4469B

SINQLE whfta rrata. 43. sducatad. long dlstanoa truck drivsr. looking tar oompanlonaNp whan homa.

WANTS) • A Lady, not )usl s woman. Olvorssd nmns mats. 92 ysars young «mo loima gMng llo- wsrs. long w A s. hoWtag hands. A cahngguy •49336

BLACK FEMALE. 23. ta l flgurad. aducatod. gMng. loving A kind, Saak mg honaal. opan. romantic, rs- sponalbla mala to anfoy A shara Ml Mshaatooftar. •4421A

iaa. dinnar m A out.

CREATIVE. amsri.singta Mac* mala. 31. ooBaga adueasad. llnanctafty ■labta. anjoys avsryming. Sssks

7 44390

KICK BACK with mis aim. sanauM, . mtanaoua aingla Jswa mala 42.

Ssaks ratadonsMp ortantad non- •mokar. aingla whfta lamMa M-41. Coftaa ftouaa anyona? • 45303

SINGLE, whfta mata. 40‘s, good Miapa. lota of toys, aanaa of humorA Mma. saaks frtancHy l

MtgM A 6lOOftia.. any haight I darfultima.

WHITE MALE tala 30's, protaaMonM and smptoyad ssaks a sMita tamMs

'1 MmAar ataturs tor mtanaa rata- UonaMp CsN lor dsMAs. AM rapAaa ■cknowtadgad WSAAEi

BLACK FEMALE. 24. 5’3 ’. now boat ownar. saakmg a black ooaaga adu- catad AnanclaMy mdapandant First Msis, 29-90. nsvsr nwrlsd. no cfM-

n. •44220BLUE-EYED blonds. S'5 ". dNorosd. whits fsm als, 30. sHghtly ovsrwsight. 2 kids, snioya mowaa A

DESPERATELY SCfiUNQ: whils. n s w marrtad. poor working gal You a f ^ country. ItaNng. boor, a ■ttta wid but aartoua tor mia 49 w. OW. 9‘3 .200 to. guy- •44974

KINO OlVORCEO Whfta mata S A”8. wisom LMui to bafrtand girt to taAow Jaaua' Mtampia of imts. Cutaguy •4 4 4 0 7

SINGLE WHITE MALE. 29. blond. 179 Ibs.. 9*t0“. good looking, stfv-

i looking tar protasatonM A tan. ’sdtas, i t '

DIVORCED whfts proisaMonM mata. 92. y y ^ ". Ib^ non smofcar. non-^rlnfcar, varlad insamats, hob-

OfVORCEO WHITE MALE. 41. 9’ftT. ITOd. attracOva. attoadc. eoP iaga grad. mioBoctuaBy A spkrftuoAy

dtal father of tour, aoakmg ortanial bssuty tar rMaflnnahfti •44339DIVORCED whfts mMs. 39. 9 . 190. stMstlc. protosMonsi. dsgrssd. church, bicyeftst. uotantssr sssks ' iar m Mnoto Msek tamMa

OlVORCEO wfWa mata. 31. 3*2’ . 2101m.. brown hak. blua sysa. var- tad mtarsata. honaal. Uka music, oooklr^ Looking tar sk^la/dL

sad btaofc tomato, hataht A |hl proporltonala Aga 29-42 ^

44333

ATTRACTIVE dNorcsd young 92. 97**. 140. aaeura. a ion u B c Wand/oorngartan tarWand/oorngartan tar mu-

' ' mip bs- 1 d ta te • 442OT

bs- EAGER to

ATTRACTIVE. HONEST. Avaraga hing I&•tg la whila mMa. 39. sisrchlwg

amgta whfta tamata. 30-39. who an-

Bt dbOW9 9 montas. ale to altars s ftogsa A drssma —

ATTRACTIVf iMsor awrtsd sfMI 42, blond. Wua ayad. rtO*

iro« . Cagtofta, doiraad. non smoker, humoroua> hsnaal Intoya MMataiyta. frosidas •4B M 2ATTRACTIVE 6

197 taa. Naw fci Mam leaking tar m wnMS. 29-29

S i411

ATTRACnVt. 39 yoar aM. 9Non sMia mata. W r . btaa syaa. br« hMr. < Mark MoTfti Lasfdno tar afbatgis tamftta 29-40 ta ahars tana •4 4 4 7 9AVAILAflLE. tsB, w a r rnmrtad. 3i. gftÂMtaPl . "kNR homaeoaklng Boos koelNa tamly art

AVAILABLE 1 i B ^ . HorooistamoA amtour Aansad ma haari ts sM gura A ma agirti ad-

I KnMMisad M

taoMsTHf It saaking Ms grinosas Vysu'fs 30-40. s3m to maMum. mta osU dbsaw RMûwaMi • 44449AVCRAQC whfta mMa. 43. doMroo

gaOta to maOhim whfta tamMa. tala ITa. aorta 40's tm ffisangamaiM rMMMftta 44303

OfVORCSD yVHITE MALE. 41. E. 210 taa. taaehar wim kd lima 9 yr. daughStr . I Mis to hunt A ish. Nsad

r r . wfMs mate. 49.

EUROPEAN playboy tyga saMing 30-40 yoar oW ptaymala fypa tor sfwring Ma A a l of Ns amioa. (M tar

FUN LOVWQ s l n ^ whNa mala. 40. S-T'. HUM oarngmg A anknata

KISIQ OF ENGLAND looking tor N t qusan Fun loMng, bonovotant nitar of country (ha's l ) ^ ) la looklno tar a lomiy mM dsn to room Itis country- Mds. C sl ms pMecs lodsyi • 44i

Attrsettao. i t tamsta to shsrs snoft- Ing ttmss with. 23-30 • 44431

WHITE WIDOWER. 4A. S'10* K Met looking. I can offar a fafthful. loving. tatarUnQ. supporttvs A boat Irtand parsonaOly Booking lady to

“ -SAISA

whfta mala, 3E42. amployad. norn amokar/drmkar. w 44494

WOOMPSt Here i amt Whars ars

Ntas Guy. 30. tat. aim. whfta protaa- slonaL novar marrtsd. arftoys aporla.

aaaks aim. 22-30. protaaMonM tomato. MmMar mtaraata • 44909NICE LOOKN40 protaaMnnal blaok

29. wtahaa towoman bstwssn 23-39. arty rooa. I

MuM h«lun, tovs A romanca gofta aanaa M humorPROFESSIONAL Btaok mala 29. 9’3 i9Mba uw sa sporta. ouagotag. r ^

mtiad bamftftui A sany 22-40 WHh sknMar Iniarssas to hsim an honaM A Mnesrs rstottortahlp •4 4 4 0 9PROFESSIONAL whfta mate 39. 9 7 “. 190 pounds, saaking Mg

SM, lovtng and eartng t*m lookmg long larm rstaPonatoP •4 4 4 9 9

RECENTLY OIVORCH) whfta mata. 40'a, r r ' . 239 Lba.. soaking tomato companion. 30 to 40 Yra om Qutal

nars. tramL ouSdeora • 49296ROMANTIC I ato Mngta « mata. IML good taoktag ssaks pretty Mngta whfts tamsta 24-34 *Mo siv fmft oonosria. movtoa A csndtaAgM

• 4 ^ 7

SINGLE WHITE MALE - 59. 9’9" 190« brown hak brosm sysa saok-

a chrloBar woman who Miaa to s In In ms thontrs. go walking, donee or |uM ouddls •44233

1 ^ 1 Bingta prolssMonM mata, 31.humoroua A attrscPvs. sssks

Mngta whfts tamsta 29-33. tar fun A sdvsmurs. •44390

SINOLE WHITE mMs. 90 yra.. ftnsn- eiaPy aaoura, rsttrad 10 wd raa LNenta 9 ft. tak. 173 Ibs.. smoker, soctal drtnksr. At IMa looking tor frtsnd/eompanion.W

WORKS aftomoorta. Singto mata 32. 9*3" oolags studarTt hor>-aoL ahy. Sanaa of humor mm hock ay. dogs, god. muato. movtaa. saaks fsmMs tor monogamous ratsMon-

• 44399YOU ARE sn attracMva. singta whfta

SOCIAL 9*3’’irtoi whfta protaaMonM. aducatod, f tf tap. aihtalic A alnoara looking ker at ta m ^ . 21-30, muM bs physicsPy. msntaPy A UnsnMsIy •tabta. Ffsa tNnfcara o ^ • 44439

, 40’s, weight | nor A CMssnss of humor A caring. I an

S’ll**. 200 tas. avarags i s M nloa guy. good |eb. antay eyeing, sporta,

‘ lography •44923

su ccessful Mngta whfta mi 29. vary itorsoms A lota M tan 621 W om u 8 —king

24-30 Mto is attractata A i I sood

SUMMERTIME, tana tor levs. Atlra- 3wa Mngta whfta mMa. 2A, graan syaa. r i ”. goad i anrehtag

AdYtawturoua Smgta Whfta tamsta midSO’s. ta l Agursd but MMpaly 190 Partnar In ortma ta SRptars Ma,anfoys lauîlng A bMng ap oua Smokarok. nondrtakar 44402

**33S.'ATTRACTIVE, anargsttc. mtm aan-

BOfM again Camotc. raigtaua. spiritual, praysrtuf, blua aysd Monda. 41. lovsa church. IravM. lamNy. d o ^ gardening. Saaks Irtand who undaratands Jaaus.W

44367CLASS act protaaMonM. vary prsity

54. Mnesrs. ioyM Ayoung 54. Mi Ms dsikss I In good taoktag

. medium - “ ^buNd. s 44423

Oivsrosd Stack Fsmtta, ta l ftgursd.39. 1 cMd. srgoys m o i^ . dancing A qutat rompnbe dtanara, saaks mala 36 -f lor honaat. rrumogamoua rMMIonahip A mora. • 44205

ME Altraclivs 33 yr. old. VV Monda. lovaa oamptag, outdoors, country muMc A 6om YOU:

•n 29-;

WHITE widow 34. 9*3" wim one Man Ukaa outdoors, dancing, qMM dtanara. Looking tor r , 30-40 year old man nMh skntar tataraals. FrtandaHrst. •44392

tataraals batwaaan 23-38. MuM arw tay 3ta In ganarM • 44307"Narvoua Aflar 29 vasra”You Didn't Lasvs Your Nmm or Phono Numbar. Ca3 Ma Back. Signed. Lonsaoms ta Osrdsn City

WHITE. Yirtdew. 47. sntays movtaa. dtalng ouL dancing. quNa ftmaa, bovrttag. tavoa to eook, sacks hon- SM maw 49-90. that antoya soma.

• 44471YOUNG AT HEART - whfta ChrtaMMi widow. TTs. Mua oysa. nslurM

OUTLOOK SUNNY - Stagta s sTatakaaktomato. Do i cookT LaTa

w mougM. Tm So M you’re ctaas

Ms graydrtakar. wall tra^mlsd. anp»ya dtatag

‘ 7 4 4 ôut cards, music, other. • 4Food tar mougM. Tm not ooMly

. . “ “ ■ toOOciP7 44133

1839 CLASSIC REDHEAD. Good looking, green eyas, A'4’*, 130 tas. PhyMoaBy 3L outgoing, wftiy I on|oy

PETITE BLONDE taofckta tar htod- wortong. honaal moto (30-40) to chars aporta, dtatag. music A oul- doora. •4 4 0 6 9

Looki^ ter MmAar modai • 49930

122 SportalntorMta53

coma oounlarpart. romantic. phyM- caffy 3t. Itaandafty s c a r s ouNursd gantlsmsn. 9* over to shsrs Ms's pisssursa.. •4 9 2 7 2

30‘S, smoker, saafctag atagta dl- vofosd-whfts tamsta, attrsetivs.

fun. goll. swimming. trauM. • 44499

QUALITY stagta whfts IsmMs. MondrtwaM 34. 77t“ Mnesrs A M-

BEAUTIPUL Blonds sssks oeuntor- psrt: A hsnsoms Gsnttamsn to m-Chengs rounds of golf at“■ ■ I

mala 39-42 maturs. honaM. hand- aoma, tal. aten/mad. buftd, amo- ttonaWyrrttaanctaty s c a r s • 4 4 t f i

Cluba. 49'bh. ta shape and a oon- nnlSMiir of good Iknaa. • 44294BLUE EYED BLONOC tomatonul aaaks dhoroad or

OlVORCEO WHITE tamsta 40 yrs.. 9'9" msdkrw buM. smoker aaaks tal inanciaiy aaeura romantic, hen-

REDHEAD. GREAT isga/amia. 44. 9‘A. 139 tea. afteotionats. lovsa anf- rnala, naturs. ctathaa. Muaa Beak- iTYg r , 44-99 protaaMonM alud. non- •woksr. aoMM drtakar •4 9 9 2 9

oap of 24 or I Ltaka,

.tr , ‘j xI tar lun on ftw

• 44233

CM 1 on 1 rstattonahte 49-90

SEXY, middta aged, m lady, ** naart.

CYCLIST M M M 1-979. Waatland area near Michigan Avs- nua, tar _ Irtanda i y only PrMar

laona taftag ta Wsstland araa.

dtatag, dancing A movtaa.and over Id anpiy movtaa.

maasar, wMks and muato Non-

Dhoread Whfta FamMa 44. ssMu long term monogamous rMsttow-

etaf Minksr. very aWsclionsIs. down tassrmtrsdfttanMvMusa. •44441

SPfQLE BLACK tamsta. 21. assklng nkta drug A amofcs-frss, nsvsr mar-

w whfta tarlong-tarm rMMtanaNp. • 44

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A N E S T A T E S A L E E V E R Y D A Y

Boot 8s*sctton Of QuoMty Homs FumisMnoo m Nssr Psrfsct Condition

S A V E 6 0 % - 8 0 %WHCN COMPARED TO NCW

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21962 QrwW Rfwr (212)471-0290 (1 bfk. W. of Orckord Lk. Rd.)

A Super Double Header

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mar 4 tow i. Aulo Haua. Pie^ Oat

★ MWVI *w.18M 9mi

« ¥AUDI 1841 40 Ouanra - radMack

4 loadad. 34000 ntoaa. ENHANOBMW 842-tBMW. 18813261- lartar. 82.000 mOa •14600

fcw/btoekto- ad oondblon.

442-8424BMW 1884 326le Comarttoto. auio-

le. radM aefc laMttar. tow mb EBHANOBMW 442-fBMW 1844 7361 - bfonaW/tan MMh-

ow miaa. warranty EPHAPOBMW 662 4666BMW 1888 3261 • btook. aulowaWc. laaullMI 810.886PAGE TOYOTA 352-S580

BMW 1888 326to Conwantbto • aulo- le. wWtototock laattiar. low

ENHANDBMW 842-8866BMW 1988 3261 * wMto w/btook inloner. 2 door, warranty EnHAM>BMWBMW 1888 6361 - whbonan toadtor.

)fwattc. warranty inckidad. ENHABOBMW 842-8686

toathar. phona. 18" Mwato. aule-to.

EPHAPOBMW 842-8686BMW 1888 7601

18'' ahaato. a.OOO

ElkHAPOBMW 842-8686BMW 1990 329ic Conearttoto, whNa/blua toaOtor. tow adtod. ERHAPOBMW 042-8686BMW 1880 3261 - aNtorlan Marter,

miaa, Inckidaa aarranty ERHAPOBMW M2-«BMW 1880 6261 - bronM/pirch-

a laalhar. automaMc. warranty ERHAPOBMW 842-8M6

C r e s t w o o d Y O U Relves You C H O I C E

9 5 * 7 9 9 5 I * 8 9 9 5 I * 9 9 9 5or *400 Cash or

Trad*-ln DowiT &

* 1 3 9 H u’•9 Ford Proba LX

2 Door

’91 Tempo 4 Dr.Air, autom atic.

*00 Spirit 4 Dr.V 4, autom atic.

VPIfiiMiAfidikn4 Door, Aulo, Ak

or *400 Cash orTrada-ln Down 6

* *

* 1 5 9 P Wm o n t h

’90 Pontiac Grand Prix

L£, 2 Door

’92 Tampo 2 Dr.Automatic, ak , 30,000 mHM.

*89 Dodge Dakota■ n . boa,

automaMc, ak.

*90 Chrysiar LiBiron2 Door, rad , ait powor

or *400 Cash orTrada-ln Down 4

* *

• 1 7 9 P Wm o n t h

’•9 SufiMrd Conwn4 cyl. turtM atitomaUc,

rad with whila top

’89 Ford Aerostars*90 Grand Prix

2 door, V-S, aulo, ak, loadad.

’91 Mustang LY28,000 mNaa.

*90 Dodga Caravan7 P aaaangar

Down P aym ent o in a s CaBt

or *400 Cash or Trada-ln Down &

M 9 9p a rm o n t h

*92 Taurus GL4 door, ak , autom atic

’90 CaravanV.4 auto., air,

caaaatia , 7 paaa.*92 Taurus GL

WagonAk, loadad.

'91 CaravanAutontaMc, ak,

1 oymar, Stk. #209#

’91 Grand Prix4 Door, whRa.

o r Your trad # * in ll"

*91 Grand AM 4 Dr.Automatic, ak , crulaa,

tm, 30,000 mllaa.

*91 Pontiac Grand Prix

4 DOOf

BMW 1880 62« • abiMi ar. 6 apaad, ioada4 28.000 ERH/ BlMtWBMW 1880 6381 • btook/tan toathor, tobda4 8apaad. 38,000 mlaa ERHAAOBMW 842-8686BMW 1880 7364 - gfanbo/sivwr toathar. loiMtod, CO. mM oondtoon EBNANOBMW 642-8886BMW 1880 7606 • bronM/nMure

EBHABOBMW■MW 1881 6261 • whttoitotoMi» ar. awtofwMkr. loadad.

ENHAAOBMWBMW1M1 6361 - wsdto^btock toatoar. toadad, mini EHHAPOBMWBMW 1881, 7381. btoek aaoanm 6

127.80048101 346-4300 or 18101343-4380

BMW 1801 7381 - btock/btoek toalh- ar, amotnaac. iracbon aenboL CO ENHABOBMW 842-8686BMW 1881 736 • tP tafatm ar. tracian eemreL 12A80 lat ENHAItOBMWBMW 1881 7806-whbeWeek laar. CO, abofto. toctory —rranty EtHAfCBUm 842-4BMW 18B2 3261 - cafypao/parcb ■want toatoar. automabo. w' ' lion.EBHAAOBMW

BiHAItOBMW ’ ’'T3.T

01KAbOBMW

Mwa w/lan tocSorywwr-

841-8886B k y lOBl. 3261 Btort wTbla^ toabtar. ausomabc. aaoaOant oondL ben 8 2 3 M Dsyw 313-883-7310

or *40<J Cash or Trade-In Down 6

‘219p a rm o n t h

’91 Toyota CalicaGT Ak, tm, crulM ,

pwr. wind./1ooks, CO.

m j W O i4 2 1 -5 7 0 0

W 1883 3281. loaded, toadtor. awweM. 1M88 ndtoa, mini eendl ban.628J86Ltoaato Cto yaib FTimowtk M l 780s

ENHANDBMW

Mvm. MOD

• t l 88M•MW 1864 t i l l •and M

CONWTTE 1877 48.880 adtoS.

ottor dasa art! Taa mwib to las- - •11J08 883-1141ooNvmmiaa. T-topi

o o N v rr r t ioB4 - gray. I topa. 73 J8 8 at •onMbon. I8.880 Oat^ y iTt

I 81800.FONCNI 1970. 814 8

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I t ^ ..........I 911 387-T789

O O N V tm 1861. 6 apaad. 37,880 ndtoa, dark ktorm,• 8 1 ^ Nmi 427-1848OqHVfm 188» pato 8t««n

iMartor I 8 aîaad. a t. a ta sr BaM C6. f S a top. to JM

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1878. ttP . aa fwaL faad m •«888arbaaloflar Cal

|81«4t3-88f7MAZDA 1888IM itobato. •UOOtor paai

434-8817

Van 18800 CM MtortMAZDA 18M kOtt. bto*. •

• 818 183 1800 8l8lB«i8148

MENOOES«pa.towoBaOI0.008

1887 080BL. Ntoy. t

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PONBCHt 1863. nww braa, aaea 38000 CMwtotongiPON6CH6 1888 844 TUNBO, tod

•8.000

PONBCHC 811, widamda body. IBbO laaad a n | ^ 6 •a 1888 fwrbo tar

btofprtob 821.800. 810-7M-2788BUBANU 1884 QL 2 doer, brand now radtoaor, ram atotouat A draa. 81A00 ndtoa. MuOOOtoaat 8164147

S S 2 A n t iq i M a n d C laM icC an

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••DOMINO’S WORLD CLASSIC”

COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION

Domlno'e Farms July 22-24, 1994

250 FIna MotorcarsI

CaNNowFor aarty placamonti

To Buy or SaH, caN toH fraa 1-8O0-BIO-1957

FOND. TOtoNO. 1871. QT. 361C.i origlriaL

•iMl*M006L A FOND 1831 1 door, ntoo OM. 06.000; PMo erubkig wagon protoctcw8260 M l - ^

MU6TANQ 1886 288 Aiitomait. •6106 Cai S22-7387OL06 DELTA 88 • 1888. 4 door

426 V8 Muat M i ASAP

CONiCiA 1888 LT 4 d r , auto, paw-

k87J

K, air «L* a rw C r oaM to^ asm •7188. atoa can C A 473-2486MONTI 88 1888 Laadad itona graai. Wda'a toîway car 83880 Zmsa mamam OOl-ltOt

IM DOWN BALE•^medtol

TYMiAU^S^NOVA. 1887. air. • i p a i l raar

a 4 daer. AM FM atorae. N WO 181-4

NOVA 1887. • apaad. tor. AM-FM •6.000 h i ^ t o miaa. wal tod 82800tobato.088-2888

9 6 2 C K ry t i t fiMPEIbAL 1883 • U idad am. toato-•r. 18.080 ndtob mini eondbton •H J8 6LJuonla Chryalar Plywwulk 636-7804LEBANON 1884 - Coniarllbto, laadtor intoftor, 81,008 miaa, gtook eondtoan. •3.400>baai. 863-7172LaBANON 18B2 OTC Comardbto.

312.880

FOX HILLSClaitoto Pl|iiieu8t Jaap Catoa

66-8740 8814171LaBANON 1888 OTC Conrardbto. V8. autontobc, at. toathar. CO ptoy- •rAmoto 012J88Dick Scott Dodge

884 Ann Arbor Nd. 461-2110 USED CANS 882-3322

FOX HILLS

Li BANON 1881 «T iMdad CD tow tow mtoak 611.888•66-6773

V8. mamm iItlJOA

FOX HILLS

• 12J

CAMPBELL

3788071.6

• 164464818

9 9 4 P o d g i

DAYTONA 1801 -

Dick Scott Dodge•84 Ann Arbor Nd.

4814118 UBED CANB 8B2-33t2OVNAtTY 1801 LX.I

DYWAjm i m g - V8. n o n

•NUCE

CAMPBELL•HAfXTW. 1080 • 4 door, ft-apaad. lew maaaga, graai tomps. OlBOi MuMialqtotoir >1> 484 4088SHADOW 1806. 4 door. 4 oytotdar. at. aathtn atorao. OBOOO or bato daya 222-8808 a««a 474-1488BHAOOW 1888 ligktoto • i

StototoObto. tor. toto mora. 3 to totooaa. 88880 •NUCE

CAMPBELL•30-1800

•NUCE

CAMPBELL

MIFdDWMILIE IPlIKDIE

New 1094 0lde88Laalhar, AIAFM caaaaba. •

ak. eruiaa. OR.apatoiara,iHummak •ato. and much milato ss NM#wi wstoa ww ipai

I enarpt to tes yw $

8KYLANK 1886. 2 door ooupa. 350 4 barrto. now radtolor 6 toto pump, laoendwonad haada. Spot pma. NkmaatABtt.BaaAttm 464-4486

955 EegtoTALON 1880, rad. 43.000 mdak

6

A brtotaa. 07880 0104764881TAl6 n . 1800. TM. at thaat dram.oondNton. 08.380TALON 1800, wMia. 6 apaad... root, loadad. TO.OOM n Mini Or.TOi. Avon i lO OOl 6888

956 BuiekCENTUNY 1806 aulomabc. kW

ntoa ahipa. nu to. 01400 YptoianH

CemjNY 1880 Wagon - VO, power erutoa. IM. pMaalla. tortra

lownm 07486 463-4411DICK SCOTT BUICK

LABNE 1880 LIMITEO • WNto. ioad- abh ararygang Eaetotoni canto- ; |7 .0 0 0 ^ M CM 380-7814

LalABNi 1887-Loadad Baaulbuly mamtabwd ^ toderly owner 81,000 atoaa 80800 ANar 8pm 422-T786LE8A4NE 1881 08.000 atoaa. 4 door. atm . loadad. ndnn Not «i- paoodta»W H 0l4M 088-2832

*.53todad. great aanto*•an. 0l1to08/er bato oftor.842-0814

i UBUNBANOLDBCAD8J>C•43-8070

FANK AVENUE 1881. good bana- m. good body naoda motor •308 427-6478

FANK AVENUE 1888, goM

bOeetod V-4.02200

C L A S S M A N V■ SAAB ■ HYUNDAI ■ G M P E P HOOTRS 28000 TELEGRAPH ROAD AT TEL 12 mall

^354-3300 1-800-354-5558

FANK Avanua 1887 ra t/ttm . oraoi i BWitobon. 84.000 atoaa. $4,700 i Daya. 433-1782 fraa. 486-1374 I

8680/baat altar

ear. V-8 ow- runi food.

7164787NEQAL 1880. Uatoad. paod aondL

ararybung. moanraal. 04800 482-3428

S U M M E R S A V IN G S■93 M A Z D A 6 3 « OX

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tariici meend car* ewan

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• 1 LTD 38.800 aatato ntota

FOX HILLSCTaitoto Fl|Wiau8t jaap-Bataa

488-8748 8814171NMAL 18BI Oran iparl Caitoa.' i!M488-M11toadad. tow atoaa 013.4DICK SCOTT BUICK

aMk amtoi toaan, a l apbeia, jMewd tor q to e k a ^ 012.480 4 8 6 ^1 1DICK SCOTT BUICK

law adtoa. law prtoa

aappbbw btaa. nwM atol. Oa.700 • 16477-I808

OOUbt D a ^ 1880 na ij FyOy toaad natoban 87Jo6

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! 1886 4 daar. •tapaMOiO/ONar••0-4164

•LDONWO 1880 top at Fw tow. yooâabto l atoaa.

FOX HILLS4s£a/« "il'.S'.TieWMi Btvaxl laao. w jum

Man. nan pnabar. tow adtoa, ahrwroon. 811J88 737-IIBi

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SPECIAL PURCHASE CM AUCTION CARS

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brakaa/locks and mora.10 to c/Moaa

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CLASSM AN OLDSM OBILEOn Telegraph At The 354-3300

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